The Empresses of Constantinople

In «The Empresses of Constantinople,» Joseph McCabe explores the intricate lives and significant influence of the women who held the title of Empress in the storied Byzantine capital. McCabe's engaging narrative weaves together a rich tapestry of historical events, political intrigue, and personal tales, presenting a vivid portrait of iconoclastic figures such as Theodora and Zoe. His literary style merges scholarly rigor with accessibility, offering a compelling yet informative depiction of these women'Äôs roles within a male-dominated society, all set against the backdrop of the waning Byzantine Empire... Dalej