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Explore Byzantium: Meet the People: Imperial Court and Aristocracy
But there was a very real difference between theories about the Basileus in general and the actual position of individual emperors. Byzantium continued with ...
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Explore Byzantium
On this site you will find a historical overview, timelines, maps, articles and bibliographic material - all dedicated to the fascinating civilisation of ...
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Explore Byzantium: Meet the People: Peasants and Farmers
Animals were important for milk and, especially in terms of its portability and keeping qualities, ... Meet the People : Peasants and Farmers ...
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Explore Byzantium: Image Gallery Mistra - last Byzantine Capital ...
Image Gallery: Mistra - last Byzantine Capital of the Peloponnese. Click on any image to open a larger version of that image ...
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Explore Byzantium: Map of the Byzantine Empire 565 AD
Map of the Byzantine Empire 565 AD. Next >>. This map depicts the Empire at the death of Justinian I, who had reigned from 527 to 565 as sole Emperor, ...
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Explore Byzantium: Map of the Byzantine Empire 1025 AD
On this site you will find a historical overview, timelines, maps, articles and bibliographic material - all dedicated to the fascinating civilisation of ...
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Explore Byzantium
The Byzantine Empire stood at the geographical and cultural centre of the European and Middle-Eastern world for more than one thousand years. ...
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Explore Byzantium: Timeline: The Byzantine high tide (9th-11th ...
They make their first major appearance in Byzantine history with an abortive attack upon .... A Byzantine Timeline. Late Rome and Early Byzantium ...
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Explore Byzantium: Byzantium in Five Books: <cite>The Byzantines ...
Byzantine social history is generally less visible. It can be frustratingly difficult to glean details about daily life, or how 'ordinary' Byzantines saw ...
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Explore Byzantium: Meet the People: The Byzantine Military
It is testimony to the effectiveness of these tactics that Byzantium was ... In many respects the Byzantine military system was a victim of its own success. ...
 
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