Byzantine Naval Forces 1261–1461: The Roman Empire's Last Marines (Men-at-Arms, 502)
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Byzantine Naval Forces 1261–1461: The Roman Empire's Last Marines (Men-at-Arms, 502)

by Raffaele D’Amato

History Military
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Byzantine Naval Forces 1261–1461 examines the ships, sailors, and marines of the Byzantine Empire during its final centuries. Focusing on the empire’s last marines, Raffaele D’Amato offers a concise military history of Byzantine naval power between 1261 and 1461.

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Byzantine Naval Forces 1261–1461 examines the maritime forces of the Byzantine Empire during its final two centuries.

The book focuses on the empire’s marines and their role within Byzantine naval warfare.

It covers the period from 1261 to 1461, placing the subject in the closing era of the Roman Empire.

Written by Raffaele D’Amato, this volume presents a focused study of a distinctive military tradition.

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