The current trend of turning our gaze to places where scholars have never looked before, and shedding light on what has been forgotten by history, transforms our image of the ancient world.
"The Last Pagans" is a chronicle of the triumph of Christianity written from the perspective of the defeated.
The book is designed to facilitate the discovery of the "last pagans," providing the necessary historical background for an acquaintance with them through their works and the historical works of their contemporaries. It gives a general description of their history, following the gradual loss of political power, exclusion, social assimilation, and finally - as painful as the term and the truth it expresses may be - their physical extermination.