The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 04, The Eastern Roman Empire: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 04, The Eastern Roman Empire by Various: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 110 original MP3 tracks, 49:04:44 running time and a link to listen.

The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 04, The Eastern Roman Empire, credited to Various, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.
About the work
The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:
LibriVox recording of The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 04, The Eastern Roman Empire by Various. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. The present work is intended as a comprehensive account of medieval times, drawn up on the same lines as The Cambridge Modern History but with a few improvements of detail suggested by experience. It is intended partly for the general reader, as a clear and, as far as possible, interesting narrative; partly for the student, as a summary of ascertained facts, with indications (not discussions) of disputed points; partly as a book of reference, containing all that can reasonably be required in a comprehensive work of general history. - Summary by General Preface
Recording facts
- Recording title: The Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 04, The Eastern Roman Empire
- Author credits: Various
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 110
- Combined MP3 track duration: 49:04:44
Catalogue topics
- history
- middle ages
- venice
- bulgaria
- serbia
- armenia
- ottoman turks
- saracens
Opening tracks: first 24 of 110
- 001 - Leo III and the Isaurian Dynasty (717-802) Part 1 by Charles Diehl — 32:42
- 002 - Leo III and the Isaurian Dynasty (717-802) Part 2 by Charles Diehl — 20:07
- 003 - Leo III and the Isaurian Dynasty (717-802) Part 3 by Charles Diehl — 23:47
- 004 - Leo III and the Isaurian Dynasty (717-802) Part 4 by Charles Diehl — 34:27
- 005 - From Nicephorus I to the Fall of the Phrygian Dynasty Part 1 by Charles Diehl — 29:11
- 006 - From Nicephorus I to the Fall of the Phrygian Dynasty Part 2 by Charles Diehl — 21:55
- 007 - From Nicephorus I to the Fall of the Phrygian Dynasty Part 3 by Charles Diehl — 31:24
- 008 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 867 to 976 A.D. Part 1 by Albert Vogt — 18:15
- 009 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 867 to 976 A.D. Part 2 by Albert Vogt — 30:27
- 010 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 867 to 976 A.D. Part 3 by Albert Vogt — 34:23
- 011 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 867 to 976 A.D. Part 4 by Albert Vogt — 33:05
- 012 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 867 to 976 A.D. Part 5 by Albert Vogt — 21:09
- 013 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 976 to 1057 A.D. Part 1 by Albert Vogt — 29:27
- 014 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 976 to 1057 A.D. Part 2 by Albert Vogt — 22:44
- 015 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 976 to 1057 A.D. Part 3 by Albert Vogt — 31:24
- 016 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 976 to 1057 A.D. Part 4 by Albert Vogt — 14:58
- 017 - The Macedonian Dynasty from 976 to 1057 A.D. Part 5 by Albert Vogt — 38:03
- 018 - The Struggle with the Saracens (717-867) Part 1 by E.W. Brooks — 28:24
- 019 - The Struggle with the Saracens (717-867) Part 2 by E.W. Brooks — 28:37
- 020 - The Struggle with the Saracens (717-867) Part 3 by E.W. Brooks — 22:26
- 021 - The Struggle with the Saracens (867-1057) Part 1 by A.A. Vasil'ev — 22:09
- 022 - The Struggle with the Saracens (867-1057) Part 2 by A.A. Vasil'ev — 26:54
- 023 - The Struggle with the Saracens: Summary by J.B. Bury — 4:11
- 024 - Armenia Part 1 by Frédéric Macler — 26:47
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