The voluminous work you hold in your hands stands alongside "History" with the same claims. "The Hellenism of Pontus," which could also be called "Everything about Pontus," is a book with 704 pages, as well as 568 footnotes and references to original and secondary sources. Moreover, it constitutes a complete history of Pontic Hellenism, as it covers the period from antiquity and Byzantium to the present day, with smooth language, without extremities, and a multitude of maps and photographs that facilitate the reader and make their study more relaxing.