Hey everyone,
Kind listener JP has built an index of episodes so that we can all fine the images and links quickly. What a guy!
Thanks JP,
Robin
Hey everyone,
Kind listener JP has built an index of episodes so that we can all fine the images and links quickly. What a guy!
Thanks JP,
Robin
🙂
The index is missing “the Origins of Islam” episode (https://thehistoryofbyzantium.com/2014/12/04/sale-episode-on-the-origins-of-islam/). Also the link to Episode 57 isn’t complete and thus doesn’t work. But it’s a much needed and very helpful piece of work overall!
Missing episode added, bad link to Episode 57 fixed. Kind listener JP welcomes comments and suggestions! 🙂
This index is super helpful. However it has not been maintained, I wonder if listener JP is still around to update it?
I think he does periodically. You can always just type the name, number or gist of an episode into the search bar and it will come up
The narrator has never studied Latin. His pronunciations are so bad that I can’t listen to this podcast. It’s inconceivable to me that somebody would narrate 250 episodes of the history of tanzanium without devoting himself at all to the study of Latin
Mr. Baker,
Wow! This is world-class whining. A truly stupendous level of ungratefulness (which, I see, in Latin could be expressed as either “ingratus” or “ingratificus”–I can only guess at how to pronounce these).
Robin, thank you for all your work. I came here to take advantage of the index to find old episodes. This feature of The History of Byzantium is superior to all other history podcast websites.