De Iis Quae Post Pugnam Mantinensem Apud Graecos Gesta Sunt Libri Ii...

Written by a key figure of the Byzantine Renaissance, this work provides an account of the political and military events in Greece after the Battle of Mantinea in 1316. It offers valuable insight into a tumultuous period in Greek history, and the complex web of competing factions and interests that shaped it.
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