Post great Bizantine (V-XI centuries) literature, from between late antiquity and early middle ages

>>24513975 (OP)
A lot of it is sitting in archives unknown and untranslated.
Kikes and turkroaches would have to get btfo first

>>24514074
This makes me seethe uncontrollably

>>24514074
Where? Turkey? Wouldn’t they have crumbled to dust by now if not burned in the initial conquest?

>>24514074
>A lot of it is sitting in archives unknown and untranslated
Why are orthodox shitholes so uneducated and uncaring about their heritage?
>Kikes and turkroaches would have to get btfo first
Or instead of beings subhuman, you could for once accept that you have a problem and start fixing it, instead of blaming those who are not at fault for your degeneracy.
>>24514170
There is much more you have to seethe about.

>>24514188
But I seethe for this, not anything else

>>24513975 (OP)

>>24514188
>Why are orthodox shitholes so uneducated and uncaring about their heritage
They already speak greek, anon. No need for translations.

>>24514188
>>24514217
Actually, more to the point, when Greece was drumming up the war for independence 200 years ago, they focused their cultural revival propaganda on Ancient Greece, rather than the Late Roman Empire, which led to Byzantine culture at large being overlooked to this day.

>>24514220
Good point. When Greece gained independence from the turkroaches in 1820, they massacred a bunch of jewish administrators who were helping the roaches.
This yid massacre is not included in the 110 kike expulsions.
There are other yid massacres like this not counted.
>>24514188
You sound nonwhite, probably a poo.

>>24513975 (OP)
Much of it is lost

>>24514228
>You sound nonwhite, probably a poo
I do not sound non white at all, you're dishonest like all christcucks including the orthodox.
>>24514217
>No need for translations
Correct but there is need for editing and textual criticism, for making the unknown known.

>>24513975 (OP)
>The Wars of Justinian
Legitimately one of the best history books from antiquity. Similar to Thucydides, though not as cynical.
>The Secret History
Another book by the same author. It’s obviously a work of satire (the Byzantines themselves read it as such) that some mistake for real history even to this day.
>Iohannis
A Latin epic about Justinian’s conquest of North Africa. Pretty good, but the ending is missing.
>Digenes Akritas
A fun Greek epic poem that’s nothing at all like classical Greek epics. Absolutely batshit at times.
>Four Byzantine Novels
The title is a little misleading since only one of these stories is written in prose. These are romantic adventure stories set in Ancient Greece. Worth reading if you enjoy books like Heliodorus’ Ephesian Tale.
>The Alexiad
History of the reign of the founder of the Comnenian dynasty, written by his daughter, who was an interesting character in her own right.

>>24514397
>Another book by the same author. It’s obviously a work of satire (the Byzantines themselves read it as such) that some mistake for real history even to this day.
Take so retarded it is good reason to take your other takes as equally retarded.

>>24514722
>he thought it was real
LOL