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- About The Author
- Comcast interview with author
- Facebook Page of Apuleius Books
- Interview with Paul Kastenellos and Bill Caraher, Part 1
- Kastenellos interviewed by Robin Pierson
- Narrated Introduction to Byzantium
- Scroll Down for Link to Items on Byzantium, General History, Musical Nostalgia, and Cultural Nostalgia.
- The Byzantine Times
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Byzantium
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- Alexiad by Anna Comnena
- Along the Via Egnatia
- Anavtos, Beautiful Aerials
- Anna Comnena, the Alexiad and the First Crusade
- Black people in Byzantine society
- Byzantine Bath House Restored
- Byzantine food and dining
- Byzantine Greece sites
- Byzantine influence on Italian Renaissance art
- Byzantine navy
- Byzantine politics
- Byzantine shipwrecks reveal advanced shipbuilding techniques
- Byzantine tactics against Slavic peoples
- Byzantine videos Nice collection.
- Byzantine Women
- Byzantium and the crusaders
- Cats of Istanbul
- Churches, five Byzantine – video
- Constantine Palaeologus dies fighting as Constantinople falls 1453.
- Constantinople Reconstructed
- Constantinople underground – Yerebatan Sarayı et c.
- Constantinople video reconstruction
- Constantinople video reconstruction
- Constantinople, Images and plans – Antoine Helbert
- Constantinople, lovely reconstruction
- Constantinople, The Medieval Arab view
- Count Belisarius Audio book
- Crypt & unusual photos of Constantinople walls
- Deesis Mosaic in Hagia Sophia
- Diagramatic video of Walls of Constantinople
- Eunuch general Solomon
- Greek Fire
- Harbaville Triptych
- Hippodrome reconstruction
- Hosios Loukas
- Humor, Byzantine
- Intersection of Byzantium and The Islamic world
- Istanbul in 3D
- Kastenellos interviewed by Robin Pierson
- Lars Brownworth – Finding History
- Latin Emperors of Constantinople- Trade Cards of Byzantium
- Magnificent drawings
- Medicine, Byzantine
- Mistra: A Byzantine City
- Mt Athos (illustrated)
- Mt Athos drone fly by
- My Byzantine – Justin Aquino blog
- Myths about the crusades
- Narrated Introduction to Byzantium
- North Africa after Belisarius
- Olympos road on Karpathos
- Olympos, Karpathos – The most Byzantine town
- Patria, Tenth c. Constantinople Guide
- Peasants and Farmers, Byzantine
- Perhaps the oldest representation of the mother of Jesus.
- Procopius' "Buildings" is not just about Hagia Sophia. Justinian fortified the frontiers.
- Recipes, Byzantine
- Red Monastery in Egypt – Brightly Painted Byzantine
- Reddit – Byzantium blog
- Robert Horvat's new Byzantine blog
- Roman history in 40 fascinating maps
- Saracen-foederati, the-Roman / Byzantine-desert frontier
- Sean Munger on history and many things
- Siege of Constantinople-Trade Cards of Byzantium
- Strategikon, military manual
- The Andreios Eunuch-Commander Narses – Michael Edward Stewart
- The Byzantine Times
- The New Archaeology of the Mediterranean World
- The Strategion of Emperor Maurice
- Theodosian walls of Constantinople
- Varangian Guard
- Varangian guardsmen
- Via Egnatia, ancient & modern
- Women's Rights In Byzantium
- Wondrous Waters Of Constantinople
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History
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- A Virtual Tour of Ancient Rome in 320 CE
- Bettie Page 1950s Muse
- Black Market – Marlene Dietrich
- Black people in Byzantine society
- Bob Newhart was considered a "sick comic." In 1960
- Charge of the Light Brigade
- Constantinople video reconstruction
- Constantinople, lovely reconstruction
- Denton, Jeremiah A. – Hero
- Der Fuehrer's Face – Academy Award winning Donald Duck Cartoon
- Eunuch general Solomon of, Justinian & Belisarius general
- Genghis and Attila
- Horatius at The Bridge
- Julian Bond and the others August 16, 2015
- Lars Brownworth – Finding History
- Lili Marleen ~ Marlene Dietrich
- Medieval Cuisine
- Medieval recipe for unicorn
- Molly Goldberg – TV's answer to antisemitism
- Mortality – Jean Shepherd – Finishing the attic
- Myths about the crusades
- On the Road to Mandalay ~ Lawrence Tibbett
- Pop Songs of WW II
- Robert Horvat's other blog
- Roman history in 40 fascinating maps
- Royal Canal
- Sean Munger on history and many things
- The New Archaeology of the Mediterranean World
- Three D – 3 D modeling in archeology
- US ethnicity map – Fascinating
- USS Olympia, Spanish American War flagship is still afloat
- Vera Lynn "Some Sunny Day"
- Vera Lynn 1990 Medley of her WW II songs.
- Vera Lynn: "I'll be seeing you."
- Viking Sagas
- What ISIS really is
- Wondrous Waters Of Constantinople
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Music Nostalgia
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- Anna Russell "explains" Wagner
- Anna Russell sings ? Gilbert & Sullivan
- April Snow – Eileen Farrell
- BBC announces Glenn Miller missing over channel + music
- Bells of Rhymney – Pete Seegar
- Black Market – Marlene Dietrich
- Bugs Bunny "What Is Opera"
- Castrato Alessandro Moreschi sings Ave Maria
- Charlotte Church – Men of Harlech
- Cold Pizza For Breakfast
- Coloraturas – Historic coloraturas
- Connie Francis – Among My Souveneirs
- Der Fuehrer's Face – Academy Award winning Donald Duck Cartoon
- Eileen Farrell – "Pace, pace mio Dio"
- Eileen Farrell Irish songs
- Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellen Bogen by the Sea
- I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen – Cpl. Earl Oxford
- I love cats song
- I'm Beginning To See The light by Ella Fitzgerald
- If I Didn't Care – by the Ink Spots
- Jo Mapes – Ballad Of The Frozen Logger
- John McCormack – Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms/Killarney
- Just The Way You Look Tonight
- Kashmiri Love Song ~ Richard Crooks
- Kirsten Flagstad and Lauritz Melchior – Tristan und Isolde
- Laura, song – with intercuts from the film
- Liebestod – sexiest music ever – Birgit Nilsson –
- Lili Marleen ~ Marlene Dietrich
- Lily Pons' navel – singing "The Bell Song"
- Mario Lanza – Because (you come to me)
- Mario Lanza Kathryn Grayson Thine Alone 1948
- Nature Boy – Nat King Cole 1948
- Netrebko, Ana " From Janitress to Opera Diva"
- Oh Shenandoah or Across the Wide Missouri Gimnazija Kranj
- On the Road to Mandalay ~ Lawrence Tibbett
- One Meatball, Sinatra & Lou Costello
- Panzerlied (Original)
- Parlez-Moi D'Amour [1930] by Lucienne Boyer
- Pop Songs of WW II
- Pretty Kitty (1944) by folk singers Marais & Miranda,
- Raglan Road – Mark Knopfler with Donal Lunny
- Royal Canal
- So Deep The Night
- Spike Jones and his "orchestra"
- Sweet Mystery Of Life by Nelson Eddy & Jeanette McDonald
- Tales of Hoffmann – Ludmilla Tcherina
- Tebaldi, Bjoerling – La Boheme
- The Green-Eyed Dragon With the Thirteen Tails ~ Raymond Crooke
- The Turbans – When You Dance, 1950s dancing teens
- The Wayward Wind, 1950s Gogi Grant
- They Call The Wind Maria, Kingston Trio, 1950s
- Thine Alone – Mario Lanza. Kathryn Grayson 1948
- Thine Alone. Lanza, Grayson
- This Is My be loved – Kismet
- Vera Lynn "Some Sunny Day"
- Vera Lynn 1990 Medley of her WW II songs.
- Vera Lynn: "I'll be seeing you."
- Vicky Autier: Sous Les Ponts De Paris
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Culture Nostalgia
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- Airline stewardesses 1968
- Alec Guinness' best dramatic part: Tunes of Glory (excerpt)
- Annabel Lee – Edgar Allen Poe:
- Bettie Page 1950s Muse
- Bob Newhart was considered a "sick comic." In 1960
- Cats of Istanbul
- Charge of the Light Brigade
- Cremation of Sam McGee ~ Jean Shepherd
- Day is Done ~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- Denton, Jeremiah A. – Hero
- Horatius at The Bridge
- If – by Rudyard Kipling
- Julian Bond and the others August 16, 2015
- Medieval Cuisine
- Mitzi Gaynor's legs
- Molly Goldberg – TV's answer to antisemitism
- Mortality – Jean Shepherd – Finishing the attic
- On the Road to Mandalay ~ Lawrence Tibbett
- Sean Munger on history and many things
- Shelley Berman: Telephone standup 1950s
- St George and the dragonet
- Tales of Hoffmann – Ludmilla Tcherina
- The Last Leaf ~ O.Henry
- US ethnicity map – Fascinating
- USS Olympia, Spanish American War flagship is still afloat
- What's My Line
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[…] I discovered that Vincent had more than just a casual interest in Byzantium. His book is richly textured (with pleasant edge) and historically vivid making it more than suitable for a fictional companion to an undergraduate Byzantine history course. For the uninitiated, Vincent has provided some companion material on his website including a lovely Illustrated History of Byzantium. […]
[…] as a Byzantinist, could offer to present illustrated lectures in your area. You might even use the Illustrated Guide on my website as a starting […]
[…] Reconstruction of Constantinople. Image sourced from Apuleius Books […]