Christmas is approaching and with that, even the more incredulous among us are increasingly stumbling across a certain Jesus Christ. Much has already been discussed about the historical figure of Jesus, and yet a great deal is still unclear. Because there is a problem with him and his CV. Jesus of N
After the disastrous defeat at Manzikert in 1071, the Byzantine Empire faltered. The ascension to the throne of incompetent emperors and the civil conflicts that followed, exacerbated the weakening of the Empire. 10 years passed after the disaster before a remarkable soldier-emperor, Alexios I Komne
This is what his tombstone says: Dr. James BarryInspector General of HospitalsDied 26 July 1865At the age of 70 And who was this James Barry? He was the surgeon who, at the beginning of the 19th century, performed the first caesarean section on record in which the mother and child survived. Al
The Holy Roman Emperor, Frederick I Barbarossa , achieved glory as a warrior. However, it is very possible that his campaigns were not as harsh as those of the soldiers who accompanied him in his victories . On the contrary, on the battlefield and between combat and combat, the emperor also enjoye