The "Rome Resurgent" book by Peter Heather offers a groundbreaking new interpretation of Emperor Justinian's conquest policy, revealing the true strategic impact of his aggressive campaigns in the face of plague and adversity.

Drawing on extensive contemporary sources and a wide array of archaeological evidence, this comprehensive study provides a fresh perspective on the transformation of the Roman Empire into its Middle Ages shadow.

With a focus on the emperor's bold efforts to reverse fifth-century losses, "Rome Resurgent" sheds light on the complex religious conflicts within the Christian world and the devastating plague that marked Justinian's reign.

This must-read book for history buffs and scholars alike offers a compelling narrative of one of history's most fascinating figures, providing valuable insights into the intricate web of political, social, and religious factors that shaped the ancient world.