Byzantine Empire (original) (raw)

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historický státní útvar (cs)
東羅馬帝國者，羅馬之遺緒也。後世稱拜占庭。肇於君士坦丁遷都新羅馬，終於奧斯曼陷京師，歷年千載。 (lzh)
đế quốc tồn tại trong thời kỳ 330 - 1453 (vi)
хеленизовано Римско царство из доба позне антике и средњег века (sr)
cesarstwo wschodniorzymskie ze stolicą w Konstantynopolu w latach 395–1453 (pl)
Romas impērijas daļa, kas oficiāli pastāvēja no 395. līdz 1453. gadam (lv)
Αυτοκρατορία κατά την Ύστερη Αρχαιότητα και τον Μεσαίωνα (el)
mga lalawigan sa sidlakang bahin sa Romanhong Imperyo (ceb)
impalaeriezh Roman eus rannidigezh an impalaeriezh Roman betek ar Grenn-amzer (br)
Roman Empire during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages (en)
الإمبراطورية الرومانية الشرقية خلال العصور القديمة المتأخرة والعصور الوسطى (ar)
Empayar Rom ketika zaman purba dan pertengahan (ms)
Estado de Eurasia herdeiro do Imperio romano (gl)
รัฐสืบทอดของจักรวรรดิโรมันที่ดำรงอยู่ในช่วงยุคโบราณตอนปลายจนถึงสมัยกลาง (th)
impero romano d'Oriente nel corso del tardo antico e del medioevo (395-1453) (it)
meitat oriental i, posteriorment, fase medieval de l'Imperi Romà (ca)
историческа държава, правоприемник на Римската империя (bg)
a Római Birodalom keleti országrésze (hu)
bagian timur Kekaisaran Romawi (in)
Romano nga Imperio idi las-ud ti Naladaw a Kinaugma ken Tengnga a Panpanawen (ilo)
imperio romano de Oriente (es)
imperiu cristianu medieval (ast)
keizerrijk in het Romeinse Rijk (395-1453) (nl)
rimski imperij v pozni antiki in srednjem veku (sl)
romerska riket under medeltiden (sv)
Geç Antik Çağ ve Orta Çağ boyunca Roma İmparatorluğu'nun devamı şeklinde var olmuş devlet (395–1453) (tr)
antický a stredoveký štátny útvar, ktorý zanikol v roku 1453, pôvodne východná časť Rímskej ríše (sk)
Rooman valtakunnan vuoteen 1453 säilynyt itäinen osa (fi)
designação do Império Romano do Oriente durante a Antiguidade Tardia e Idade Média (pt)
государство-преемник распавшейся Римской империи (ru)
пізньоантична та середньовічна держава (uk)
imperiu din Evul Mediu desprins din cel Roman, cucerit de către otomani în 1453 (ro)
Kaisertum im östlichen Mittelmeerraum nach der römischen Reichsteilung 395 (de)
بخش شرقی امپراتوری روم (۳۹۵–۱۴۵۳) (fa)
État issu de la scission de l'Empire romain du IVe siècle jusqu'au XVè siècle (fr)
हे भूमध्य समुद्र व नजीकच्या भूप्रदेशावर पसरलेले मध्ययुगातील ग्रीक भाषक-बहुल साम्राज्य होते. (mr)
тарыхый мамлекет. (ky)
Кейінгі Антика жылдары және Орта ғасырларындағы Рим империясы (kk)
Rimsko Carstvo tijekom kasne antike i srednjeg vijeka (hr)
חלקה המזרחי של האימפריה הרומית, מהפיצול ב-395, ועד לנפילתה בידי העות'מאנים ב-1453 (iw)
中世のローマ帝国 (ja)
ŝtato (395–1453) en Balkanio kaj Anatolio kaj aliaj Mediteraneaj landoj; la kontinuaĵo de la Orienta Romia Imperio (eo)
古代後期和中世紀的帝國 (zh)
süquta uğramış Roma imperiyasının varis dövləti (az)
동방 황제 치하의 로마 제국 (ko)
mga lalawigan sa silangang bahagì ng Romanong Imperyo (tl)

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James (en)
Anderson (en)
Browning (en)
Rodley (en)
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Velimirović (en)

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§ para. 10 (en)
§ para. 3 (en)
§ para. 4 (en)
§ paras. 1–2 (en)

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van Dieten (en)

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§ Introduction (en)
§ paras. 3–4 (en)
§2 "Instruments and performing practice" (en)
§3 "Melodic notation" (en)
§7 "Formulaic chants" (en)

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Wilson (en)
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Mellas (en)
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§5 "System of eight modes ", §7 "Formulaic chants" (en)
§ paras. 3 and 5 (en)

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A photograph of an illustrated manuscript written in Greek. At the left are two people who are standing talking to a person who is seated, while 5 soldiers listen. At the right are a group of soldiers going somewhere. (en)
A map centred on Turkey. From west to east and north to south with the corresponding colours in brackets; are the themes of Opsikion , Thracesians , Cibyrrhaeots , Optimatoi , Anatolic , Bucellarians and Armeniacs . On the map are marked the major rivers; the Aegean, Black and Mediterranean Seas; the cities of Ephesos, Constantinople, Ancyra, Tarsus, Adana, Antioch and Edessa; and the islands of Samos, Crete and Cyprus. (en)
A close up photograph of a mosaic of a person painted on a golden coloured background. The person has a white cloth covering up his upper body till the neck, an embroidered pattern on his right shoulder, wavy hair, a stubble beard and a moustache (en)
A close up photograph of a mosaic of a person painted on a golden coloured background. The person has a dark brown cloth covering up his upper body till the neck, three jewels on his right shoulder, a crown with two pendants each hanging from both ends and an aura like circle around his head (en)
A photograph of two pages of a book written in a Greek script. The lower portions of both pages are damaged. (en)
A cropped image of a mosaic, which depicts two women playing a church organ like instrument (en)
A map centred on Turkey. From west to east and north to south with the corresponding colours in brackets; are the themes of Opsikion , Samos , Thracesians , Cibyrrhaeots , Optimatoi , Anatolic and Seleucia , Bucellarians , Paphlagonia , Cappadocia , Charsianon , Armeniacs , Lycandus and Mesopotamia , Sebastea , Koloneia and Chaldia . On the map are marked the major rivers; the Aegean, Black and Mediterranean Seas; the cities of Ephesos, Constantinople, Ancyra, Tarsus, Adana, Antioch and Edessa; and the islands of Crete and Cyprus. (en)

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Robert Browning (en)
Averil Cameron (en)
Elizabeth Jeffreys (en)
Peter Brown (en)
James Howard-Johnston (en)
Cyril Mango (en)
Jonathan Shepard (en)
Paul Magdalino (en)
Anthony Bryer (en)
Mark Whittow (en)
Andrew Louth (en)
Anthony Kaldellis (en)
Angeliki Laiou (en)
Harold A. Drake (en)
John Haldon (en)
John Moorhead (en)
Michael Angold (en)
Walter Kaegi (en)
Warren Treadgold (en)

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The Village (en)
Literature (en)
Music (en)
Language (en)
The Army (en)
State of Emergency (en)
Education (en)
Literacy (en)
Medieval Athens (en)
Introduction (en)
Byzantine Romanness: From geopolitical to ethnic conceptions (en)
After Iconoclasm (en)
Belle Époque or Crisis? (en)
Byzantium Transforming (en)
Byzantium and Its Neighbours (en)
Byzantium's Role in World History (en)
Conclusion (en)
Confronting Islam: Emperors Versus Caliphs (en)
Constantine and the 'Peace of the Church' (en)
Entertainments, Theatre, And Hippodrome (en)
Equilibrium to Expansion (en)
Everyday Technologies (en)
Exchange and Trade, Seventh-Twelfth Centuries (en)
Finding Byzantium (en)
Food, Wine, and Feasting (en)
Fragmentation (en)
Introduction: Christendom, c. 600 (en)
Justinian and his legacy (en)
Justinian and the Corpus Iuris Civilis (en)
Latin and Greek Christians (en)
Musical Instruments (en)
Political-Historical Survey, 1204–1453 (en)
Political-Historical Survey, 800–1204 (en)
Political-Historical Survey, c. 250–518 (en)
Political-Historical Survey, c. 518–800 (en)
Population, Demography, and Disease (en)
Provincial identities in Byzantium (en)
Revenues and Expenditure (en)
Science in the Byzantine Empire (en)
The Byzantine Commonwealth 1000–1550 (en)
The Church, Society and Political Power (en)
The Emergence of Byzantine Orthodoxy, 600–1095 (en)
The Empire of the Komnenoi (en)
The Law of New Rome: Byzantine Law (en)
The Medieval Empire (en)
The Middle Byzantine Economy (en)
The Palaiologoi And The World Around Them (en)
The Roman Orthodox World (en)
The Struggle for Survival (en)
Towards a Franco-Greek Culture (en)
Western Approaches (en)
Western Christianities (en)
Imperial identity: Byzantine silks, art, autocracy, theocracy, and the image of the Basileia (en)
Eastern Christianities : Copts, Melkites, Nestorians and Jacobites (en)
The Eastern Roman Empire from Constantine to Heraclius (en)
Byzantium in the American Alt-Right Imagination: Paradigms of the Medieval Greek Past Among Men's Rights Activists and White Supremacists (en)
Propriety, Practicality, Pleasure: The Parameters of Women's Dress in Byzantium, A.D. 1000-1200 (en)
After the Fourth Crusade: the Greek Rump States and the Recovery of Byzantium (en)

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Constantinople (en)

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The themes of Asia Minor, (en)

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Commerce, Trade, Markets, and Money: Thirteenth-Fifteenth Centuries (en)
The Reception of Classical Literature and Ancient Myth (en)
From "Empire of the Greeks" to "Byzantium" (en)
Modes of Manuscript Transmission (en)
What Is Byzantine Literature? An Introduction (en)
Medieval Constantinople: Built Environment and Urban Development (en)

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Solidus, denarius, and hyperpyron (en)

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* Byzantine * Roman * Eastern Roman (en)

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Late 4th-century "Mosaic of the Musicians" playing the organ, aulos, and lyre from a Byzantine villa in Maryamin, Syria (en)

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Anna (en)
Jake (en)
John (en)
Jonathan (en)
Maria (en)
Mark (en)
Michael (en)
Thomas (en)
Walter (en)
Alexander (en)
Alan (en)
Andrew (en)
Augustine (en)
Elizabeth (en)
Shaun (en)
Anne (en)
Catherine (en)
Robert (en)
Anthony (en)
Peter (en)
Wolfgang (en)
Paul (en)
Wolfram (en)
Geoffrey (en)
Timothy (en)
Warren (en)
Françoise (en)
Stavros (en)
Cyril (en)
Marie-France (en)
Nathanael (en)
Klaus-Peter (en)
Frederick W. (en)
Adam J. (en)
Alexander Petrovich (en)
Angeliki (en)
Angeliki E. (en)
Athanasios (en)
Averil (en)
Bernard H. (en)
Dimitri E. (en)
Dionysios Ch. (en)
Divna (en)
Harold A. (en)
Herv (en)
Inmaculada Pérez (en)
Ioannis (en)
James F (en)
John F. (en)
Stephen W. (en)
Stratis (en)
Tia M. (en)
Walter Emil (en)
Winrich (en)
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Clockwise, from top left: * Christ Pantocrator icon, 6th century, Sinai Monastery * Hosios Loukas mosaics, detail, early 11th century * Barberini ivory, an early 6th-century ivory diptych * The Hagia Sophia exterior * Dead Christ and Mourners, , Gorno Nerezi (en)
Left: The Mudil Psalter, the oldest complete psalter in the Coptic language . (en)
Right: The Joshua Roll, a 10th-century illuminated Greek manuscript possibly made in Constantinople . (en)
Emperor Justinian , and the general Belisarius . Mosaics, 6th century, from the Basilica of San Vitale, Ravenna, Italy (en)

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