Religión y Estado en el monacato oriental. Muhammad
The Byzantine Empire had frequently relationship with the Oriental monks. The emperors, the empresses and the public officials of the Empire treated favourably the monks, but as well they interfered in typical ecclesiastical matters, like in the heresies,
José María Blázquez Martínez
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Mobility and migration in Byzantium: who gets to tell the story? [PDF]
Rapp C.
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His article is devoted to the problem of relationship of the Byzantine Empire and the Sultanate of Iconium in the reign of Michael VIII (1259-1282). The author concludes that this problem is not rightfully disregarded in the historiography, since the ...
K.V. Belyiy
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The institution of monasticism was a vital componentof the Byzantine social and economic life especially in terms of theirphilanthropic functions. Almost entire Byzantine society was attached tomonastic foundations which satisfied various needs of the ...
Özgür Göndiken
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In enemy hands: the Byzantine experience of captivity between the seventh and tenth centuries. [PDF]
Simeonov G.
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Justinian Rhinotmetos: A Byzantine Rhinoplasty? [PDF]
Turner MD, Lawson MJ.
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Face Value: Beauty, Punishment, and the Moral Politics of Appearance. [PDF]
Hartung F +3 more
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Slavs in the closet: computational genomic analysis reveals cryptic slavic signatures in the Avar Khaganate and their contribution to medieval Croatian population formation. [PDF]
Chobanov T +2 more
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Persistence and Innovation in the Greco-Roman Medical Tradition: The Reading and Writing Practices of a Tenth-Century Monk. [PDF]
Marchiori SM.
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Mitochondrial Phylogeography of Wild Boars, <i>Sus scrofa</i>, from Asia Minor: Endemic Lineages, Natural Immigration, Historical Anthropogenic Translocations, and Possible Introgression of Domestic Pigs. [PDF]
Demirbaş Y +4 more
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