A more balanced 3rd century
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“Ever wonder what’s going on OUTSIDE of Rome? Greece, Persia, Egypt all just seem to disappear in the history books at this time. Get a non-Romano-centric account here.”
NormansinByzantium! via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/11/20
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“Derek does a fantasitc job at presenting this extremely interesting period of time. The Hellenistic period is often glossed over in many histories so its refreshing to see it getting some well deserved attention. Its obvious Derek has done his research and come across with a deep knowledge on the...”Read full review »
Mark@casting greece via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/12/20
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“This is a great podcast about the Hellenistic world. The focus has mostly been on Alexander so far, setting up the fragmentation and eventual collapse of the Macedonian dynasty. The author (narrator?) does a great job and is fun to listen to. Great podcast and good episode length. I’m looking...”Read full review »
mbenji87 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/10/18
“Often derided as being a more « degenerate » age than that of classical Greece by old school classicists, all too often overlooked in comparison to the rise of the republic, the ever-fascinating Hellenistic period is given due reverence in this excellent podcast. The host, Derek, successfully...”Read full review »
Fafaoua via Apple Podcasts ·
France ·
12/22/23
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