My historical texts are light years away from the writings of a history specialist, and this is easily understandable to any rational person. Because in the science of History, there is no place for either provocative humor or the incessant self-destruction of the narrative with associative interjections from other stories.

Therefore, I decided to use the general title Modern Greek History of Ancient Greece for these narratives, not only out of a humorous disposition but primarily to show that what I say is nothing more than the stimuli that any Modern Greek could derive from reading ancient Greek History when fully and completely biased.

I mean, positioned in a specific place, which allows him to see things from a specific angle of vision, and thus to illuminate them with the light that falls only from that angle. Another would choose a different angle - and it would be his right.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]