Ok, paused the reading of this one for now. Got boring after Basil I reign and circling with 100 pages of iconoclasm and bickering about theology and lack of sources. Book is really interesting and light reading, I wish the author could pause more often on the narrative and focus on certain topics, but I understand he's constrained by the length of the period.
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