Εγχειρίδιον Βυζαντινής Ιστορίας

This compact handbook offers students a clear, systematic overview of the Byzantine era, positioned as the continuation of the Roman world after Constantine’s foundation of Constantinople. It walks readers through the transformation of the eastern empire, highlighting its political, religious, and cultural shifts while keeping the narrative approachable for those new to medieval studies.

Designed for philosophy students, the guide balances brevity with depth, linking the Byzantine story to the broader currents of medieval history, including the rise of the Christian East and its interactions with the Islamic world. Helpful endnotes explain unfamiliar terms, and cross‑references guide further exploration, making it a practical first step toward more detailed scholarly work.