AUTOR: Robert Graves

TYTUŁ: Count Belisarius

WYD.: Penguin Books, Harmondsworth, 1978.

Mapy Starożytnego Rzymu, Konstantynopolu, wschodniej granicy Cesarstwa, świata śródziemnomorskiego w VI w.

The Sixth Century was not a peaceful one for the Roman Empire. Invaders threatened on all frontiers; Huns, Vandals, Goths, Saracens, Moors, Persians. But they grew to fear and respect the name of Belisarius, horseman, archer, swordsman and military commander of incredible skill and daring. Belisarius led the Imperial armies whenever the Emperor Justinian sent him; to the Eastern Frontier on the Euphrates, across the Mediterranean to Carthage, and to Rome.