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BISANZIO E LA SUA INTELLIGENCE

Riferimenti bibliografici

➣ D. CECCARELLI MOROLLI, Arcana Imperii Orientis, ovvero alcune note circa
l’“Intelligence” dell’Impero Romano d’Oriente, in STUDI SULL’ORIENTE
CRISTIANO 22/ 1 (2018), pagg. 113-131;

➣ D. CECCARELLI MOROLLI, Cenni circa lo Scrinium Barbarorum dell’Impero
Romano d’Oriente: una lezione bizantina per il mondo contemporaneo? [in corso di
pubblicazione in STUDI IN MEMORIA DEL CARDINAL V. DE PAOLIS];

➣ F. DVORNIK, Origins of Intelligence Services: the Ancient Near East, Persia,
Greece, Rome, Byzantium , the Arab Muslim Empires, The Mongol Empire,
China, Muscovy, New Brunswik, Rutgers University Press 1974, pagg.
184-187;

➣ J. FERLUGA, Bisanzio. Società e Stato, Firenze 1974;
➣ N. KOUTRAKOU, Diplomacy and Espionage: Their Role in Byzantine Foreign
Relations, 8th-10th Centuries, in GRÆCOARABICA 6 (1995), pagg. 125-
133;
➣ E. N. LUTTWAK, La grande strategia dell’Impero Bizantino, ed. it., Milano 2009;

➣ J. HALDON, Information and War: Some Comments on Defensive Strategy and
Information in the Middle Byzantine Period (ca. A.D. 660-1025), in A. SARANTIS
& N. CHRISTIE (eds.), War and Warfare in Late Antiquity, Leiden-Boston
2013, pagg. 373-393;
➣ J. HALDON, A Critical Commentary on the Taktika of Leo VI, «Dumbarton
Oaks Studies» 44, Washington D.C. 2014;

➣ J. HALDON, Greek Fire: Recent and Current Research, in E. JEFFREYS (ed.),
Byzantine Style, Religion and Civilizatio: in Honor of Sir S. Runciman,
Cambridge 2006, pagg. 290-325;

➣ J. HALDON, Byzantium at War, Oxford 2002;
➣ E. MCGEER, s.v. Intelligence, Military and Political, in A. KHAZDAN - A. M.
TALBOT - A. CUTLER (eds.), The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium, New York
- Oxford 1991, vol. II, pagg. 1002 ss;
➣ D. OBOLENSKY, The Principles and Methods of the Byzantine Diplomacy, ora in
IDEM, Byzantium and the Slavs, New York (Variorum Reprints), pagg. 122
ss;

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