Bysantine historians

Byzantine historians were scholars in the Byzantine Empire, which thrived from the 4th to the 15th centuries. They documented the empire's political, military, and social history, often drawing from earlier sources and their own experiences. Notable historians, like Procopius and Anna Komnene, aimed to preserve knowledge and provide insights into events and influential figures. Their works, written in Greek, combine factual reporting with narrative storytelling, reflecting the complexities of Byzantine society. Their writings remain crucial for understanding Byzantine history and its impact on Europe and the Middle East.