u/Caleidus_

Hi everyone! We are finally at the end of this series, getting into Lorenzo the Magnificent and the high point of late medieval Florence. Hope you enjoy!

Hi everyone! Again back with Florence. We are almost at Lorenzo the Magnificent, but before getting to the top of the mountain we need to talk about his father, and the succession crisis that involved young Lorenzo himself.

Hope you enjoy!

Hi everyone! Finally we get to the Medici. More precisely the first Medici to take power in Florence. Our march toward Lorenzo il Magnifico continues! Hope you enjoy!

Hi everyone! While I'm working on the 5th episode about Florence. I just wanted to share this. The Silk Road is often relegated to a role. "trade between east and west", and not seen as the complex geopolitical ecosystem it truly was.
I had a lot of fun researching this, so I hope you enjoy as well

Hi everyone! Today we talk about some economic specifics of good old pre Medici Florence. From wool to Banking. Hope you enjoy!

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share some thoughts about the persian wars, and how we can interpret their actual results when we don't stop suddenly at Platea. Hope you enjoy, and I'd love to get some critique!

Hi everyone! This is a topic that's often overlooked, and I had a lot of fun working on it, so I hope you enjoy it too. After all, the ruins are wonderful, being born and raised in Rome I know that well, but to understand the actual culture makes them look even better

hi everyone! Back with part 3. Still got material for part 4 and it was the script I wrote for the first of two videos. I really, really, REALLY underestimated this. Hope you enjoy 🤣

Hi everyone! Second episode of the history of medieval Florence. Hope you enjoy!

Hi guys! This is the first in a series. I started thinking I could be able to do the whole history of Florence in two videos, then I understood that the idea was just... kinda stupid, so it's gonna take a lot more 🤣 hope you enjoy!

Hi everyone! So this is my own production of The Life of Alexander the Great by Plutarch, from Parallel Lives. Hope you enjoy!