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The City and the Sea: Byzantine Naval and Mercantile Policy, 1261-1354
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“Maximum damnun et detrimentum...”; The consequences of the fall of Constantinople in the trade activities of Venetian Crete.
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Was Byzantium a major commercial force in the tenth-century eastern Mediterranean?
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Abstract Book 12th Annual International Conference on Mediterranean Studies, 2019
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Byzantine maritime trade, 1025-1118
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Constantinople: Building and Maintenance
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The Use of Non-Commercial Networks for the Study of Byzantium’s Foreign Trade: The Case of Byzantine-Islamic Commerce in the Early Middle Ages
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Commercial networks between the Byzantine Empire and Europe, including the British Isles
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Alex M Feldman
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Commercial Relations between Cyprus and Constantinople during the Fourteenth Century
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Sixty Years of Research on the Byzantine City
Paul Magdalino
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Whose fault? Reflections on Byzantine shortcomings before and during the Capture of Constantinople 1
Evangelos Chrysos
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Products and Markets – The Activities of the Imperial Guilds of Constantinople
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Procedia Economics and Finance, 2015
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