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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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Fakhura: Remains from the Roman and Early Byzantine Periods (Hebrew; English summary)
Hadashot Arkheologiyot - Excavations and Surveys in Israel, 2014Two salvage excavations were conducted at Fakhura, north of Qazrin: an Antiquities Department excavation directed by S. Bar Lev in 1972, by (License No. K-7/1972; map ref. 264285/767491; Bar Lev 1973a; 1973b), and an IAA excavation directed by O. Zingboym and D.
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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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A Climatic Change in the Early Byzantine Period? Some Archaeological Evidence
Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 2004AbstractPalaeoclimatic studies have pointed to a substantial increase in precipitation in the Roman Near East in the early fourth century (around 300 c.e.) and the beginning of a generally more humid period that lasted for some three centuries. The archaeological data from Palestine described here may support the hypothesis of increased humidity during
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Analysis of Gold Hoard from Late Roman/Early Byzantine Period Found in Jordan
MRS Proceedings, 1996ABSTRACTThirty-four gold solidi coins and two pairs of gold/jewel earrings were discovered at an archaeological site in Jordan, Tell Nimrin. The coins have stamped images of six late Roman/early Byzantine emperors who reigned from 346 AD to 518 AD.
W.S. Williams, J. W. Flanagan
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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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Galen in the Late Imperial and Early Byzantine Periods
Abstract Although Galen left instructions on how to study his works, these did not determine how his writings were approached after his death. They soon became the object of commentaries and of epitomes and compilations. In the course of the roughly five centuries between Galen’s lifetime and the seventh century, Galen’s writings came toopenaire +1 more source
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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The Apocryphal Apocalypse of John: A Byzantine Apocalypse from the Early Islamic Period
The Journal of Theological Studies, 2002Cet article tente d'etablir une datation plausible pour l'Apocalypse apocryphe de Jean. Des references au debat iconoclaste semblent indiquer que ce texte a du etre compose a Chypre au 8e siecle, voire au 9e, au debut de l'occupation musulmane.
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