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Tom Holland

An Epic Clash of Empires: Persia vs. Greek City-States

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Author: Tom Holland

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780385513111

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/01/2005

Audiobook length: 31min

Persian Fire Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 1 THE KHORASAN HIGHWAY

00:0078:08

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Chapter 2: 2 BABYLON

00:0052:29

Chapter 3: 3 SPARTA

00:0076:24

Chapter 4: 4 ATHENS

00:0090:09

Chapter 5: 5 SINGEING THE KING OF PERSIA’S BEARD

00:00132:08

Chapter 6: 6 THE GATHERING STORM

00:00121:55

Chapter 7: 7 AT BAY

00:0098:56

Chapter 8: 8 NEMESIS

00:00242:19

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Who should listen Persian Fire

"Persian Fire" by Tom Holland is a captivating audiobook that should appeal to history enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the dramatic rise of the Persian Empire and its clash with Ancient Greece. Those who enjoy rich narratives filled with political intrigue, military strategy, and cultural dynamics will find Holland's engaging storytelling style particularly rewarding. Additionally, listeners seeking to understand the historical foundations of Western civilization and the enduring legacies of these ancient civilizations will benefit from this immersive and educational experience.

3 quotes from Persian Fire

"The Greeks had invented the idea of freedom, and they defined it as a struggle against tyranny."
"In the conflict between East and West, the clash was not just of arms, but of cultures and ideas."
"To the Greeks, the Persian Empire was not merely a realm, but a threat to their very way of life."

Author : Tom Holland

Tom Holland is a distinguished English historian and author, known for his engaging works in both fiction and non-fiction that explore a wide range of themes, from vampires to ancient history. Born near Oxford and raised in Broadchalke, he excelled academically at Queens' College, Cambridge, where he earned a double first in English and Latin. Although he briefly pursued a PhD at Oxford with a focus on Lord Byron, Holland ultimately moved to London to forge his writing career. He has adapted classic texts by Herodotus, Homer, Thucydides, and Virgil for BBC Radio 4. Among his notable historical works are the highly acclaimed "Rubicon," "Persian Fire," and "Millennium." In addition to his literary endeavors, Holland actively contributes to the literary community as a member of the Society of Authors and the Classical Association.

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