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Trachoma in late Greek antiquity and the early Byzantine periods
Canadian Journal of Ophthalmology, 2007Trachoma is an ancient disease that has survived until the present day and represents the most common cause of infectious blindness globally. This study reviews the main Greek medical sources of the period from the 1st to 7th century AD and presents the medical knowledge relating to trachoma, including its definition, clinical features, diagnosis ...
Constantinos, Trompoukis +1 more
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Isles of Refuge in the Early Byzantine Period
The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1970Some years ago in an article offered in honour of my friend, Dr. Jírí Neustupný, I described three settlements on small off-shore islands round the coasts of South Greece, where some of the native population appear to have taken refuge during the period of the Slav invasions in the sixth and seventh centuries A.D. (Fig. 1).
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International Journal of Eating Disorders, 2022
AbstractObjectiveThe purpose of this study is to identify clinical manifestations of eating disorders in the Eastern Mediterranean region from the first century AD until the seventh century AD and evaluate relevant awareness among the physicians of the era.MethodThe authors searched original medical texts written in Greek by physicians practicing in ...
Christos Tsagkaris +3 more
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AbstractObjectiveThe purpose of this study is to identify clinical manifestations of eating disorders in the Eastern Mediterranean region from the first century AD until the seventh century AD and evaluate relevant awareness among the physicians of the era.MethodThe authors searched original medical texts written in Greek by physicians practicing in ...
Christos Tsagkaris +3 more
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Hesiod in the Byzantine and Early Renaissance Periods
2018The reception of Hesiod in the Byzantine age (fourth–fifteenth centuries ce) may be reconstructed on the basis of a range of different sources: the many codices transmitting the poet’s major works (the Theogony, Works and Days, and Shield of Herakles); commentaries from late antiquity (Proclus, fifth century), the middle Byzantine period (twelfth ...
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A figured-engraved glass bowl from the early byzantine period
2022Mersin-Silifke yolu üzerinde yer alan Ayaş-Kumkuyu’daki Elaiussa Sebaste antik yerleşimi, Dağlık Kilikya Bölgesi içinde yer alan liman kentlerinden biridir. 2011 kazı sezonunda, sarayın kuzey doğusunda, olasılıkla saraya giriş kapılarından birinin olduğu alan üzerine yoğunlaşılmış ve bu alanda yapılan kazılar sonucunda, 530’larda yapıda gerçekleşen ...
GÜRAY, Çiğdem Gençler +1 more
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Secular Mosaics in «Palaestina» and «Arabia» in the Early Byzantine Period
2005Talgam Rina. Secular Mosaics in Palaestina and Arabia in the Early Byzantine period. In: La mosaïque gréco-romaine. IX - Colloque international pour l’étude de la mosaïque antique (9th : 2001 : Rome, Italy) Volume 2. Rome : École Française de Rome, 2005. pp. 1131-1141. (Publications de l'École française de Rome, 352)
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The Fortresses of Thrace and Dacia in the Early Byzantine Period
2007During the early Byzantine period (395–610), a large number of non-urban sites, recorded in ancient sources, are known to have existed in the dioceses of Thrace and Dacia. Contemporary sources suggest that they all possessed fortifications. Amongst the fortified settlements of the early Byzantine period, there were two main groups which can be ...
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Eastern Mediterranean in the Late Antique and Early Byzantine Periods
2004In 2024, the publisher of PMFIA series (Foundation for the Finnish Institute of Athens) decided to re-publish all previous volumes of the series, earlier available in printed form only, in an open-access format. Simultaneously, the contributions have been re-licensed with Creative commons license standard CC BY-NC, now commonly used in scientific ...
Maria Gourdouba +8 more
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Liturgical Furnishings of the City Basilica at Patara in the Early Byzantine Period
2022This study investigates the slabs which were recovered from the excavations of the City Basilica at Patara in 2013–2019. Their motifs, dimensions and materials are described and compared with similar examples from Byzantine architecture, while their functions are determined and a possible re-construction is put forward.
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[Hospitals and other philanthropic foundations in early Byzantine period].
Yeni tip tarihi arastirmalari = The new history of medicine studies, 2012Early Byzantine Period includes between A.D. 330 when Constantinople was established and A.D. 518 when Justinus I became emperor. In this time period, a lot of philanthropic foundations such as hospitals, hospices, orphanages, rest homes and soup kitchens are established. Many of patriarchs and religious men opened them.
R Vedat, Yildirim, Adnan, Ataç
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