The Byzantine Empire survived for centuries not because it always won wars but because it mastered the politics of survival Surrounded by rival powers migrating peoples and shifting alliances Constantinople relied as much on intelligence and diplomacy as on military force itself
This account explores the defensive strategies that allowed Byzantium to endure repeated external threats Imperial officials used bribery espionage dynastic marriages an...
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