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Focusing on the life of Jesus Christ, this book explores his journey from prophetic beginnings and childhood in Nazareth to his impactful ministry and the formation of his Apostles. It delves into pivotal events such as Judas' betrayal, Jesus' trial before Pilate, and the crucifixion at Golgotha. Rich in imagery and historical context, it serves as an insightful guide for readers seeking a deeper understanding of Jesus' story and its significance.

When the perfidious t’au bring down a valkyrie containing an Astra Militarum general on the besieged Imperial world of Dasht i-Kevar, all could be lost – what the general knows could break the war effort, and see the planet fall under the control of the vile xenos.

This is the story of the Bamburgh Sword - one of the finest swords ever made. Alongside that, it gives a fascinating insight into the world of experimental archaeology - where archaeologists attempt to recreate an artefact or structure of the past using only the technologies and materials available at the time.

Středozem, hobiti, elfové a skřeti, filmové adaptace a mnoho dalšího! Bohatě ilustrovaná, 100% neoficiální encyklopedie pro všechny fanoušky Středozemě, Hobita a Pána prstenů. Překladová publikace od nejpovolanějších autorů z britského magazínu SFX se dívá pod pokličku fantasy světa J. R. R. Tolkiena: Vznik, historie, národy, jazyky, místa, postavy, knihy, filmy a seriály od prvních po nejnovější. Vydejte se s námi na epickou pouť malebnými končinami Středozemě. Z relativně bezpečného a útulného Kraje vás provedeme přes hory a lesy Divočiny až do temných zákoutí Mordoru. Na své cestě potkáte hobity, trpaslíky, elfy, čaroděje i lidské hrdiny. Zjistíte přitom, jakou roli sehráli za vleklých válek o prsteny moci, zároveň se důkladně seznámíte s úchvatným a prastarým světem profesora Tolkiena i s podobou, jakou mu dali různí filmoví tvůrci. Pohodlně se usaďte, vaše dobrodružství ve Středozemi právě začíná!

1400 years, 206 bones, 1 extraordinary story... A fighter with no name, painstakingly brought back to life by the archaeologist who found his remains, and the historian who can tell the extraordinary stories those bones reveal.

Journey through the medieval world with Ibn Battuta, the greatest traveller of his time.

Conrad is a monk, but he has become a monk through trickery and against his will. So, it is fair to say that his heart isn't really in it. Conrad is also clever, charming, entirely self-serving, self-absorbed and almost completely without scruple — but in Anglo-Saxon England, when the Danish invaders come calling, those are very helpful attributes to have. And so it comes to pass that Conrad finds himself constantly dodging death by various means, some reasonable, some... less so. His tricks include selling his brother monks into slavery, witnessing the death of a king, juggling his loyalties between his own people and the Danes, robbing corpses and impersonating a bishop. By his side throughout is the gentle and honourable Brother Odo, a man so naturally and completely good that even animals sense it. He is no match of wits for the cunning Conrad but can he, perhaps, at least encourage the wayward monk to behave a little better? Conrad Monk and the Great Heathen Army takes the reader on a hugely entertaining and highly informative trip through the Anglo-Saxon world, in the company of a persuasive and likeable — if frequently despicable — tour guide. It is a story that combines painstakingly accurate depictions of history with a fast-moving and often hilarious plot, and as such is bound to appeal to lovers of history, historical fiction and character-driven fiction alike.

One man's spiritual journey through the world's greatest city.