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The Byzantine Army in 626–628 AD: Near East Frontier and Armenian Provinces

Ученые записки Казанского университета: Серия Гуманитарные науки, 2018
Two aspects of the Byzantine military organization in 626–628 AD were considered: the role and status of Armenian ethnic units within the Byzantine army and the measures of Emperor Heraclius for reestablishment the Byzantine defense system in the Near ...
E.A. Mekhamadiev
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The 1804-1813 Russo-Persian War and Diplomatic Activities of France and Britain

Oriental Studies, 2018
The article focuses on the international situation in the Caucasus in the early 19th century when the region became a battlefront - both in terms of diplomacy and war - between the Persian Empire and Imperial Russia (1804-1813), and the active ...
E. G. Dzhahieva
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L’ineffable dans l’Héraclius de Corneille

Etudes Epistémè
Heraclius is one of Corneille’s so-called implex tragedies. Drawing on the intricate backdrop of Byzantine history, Corneille intensifies the confusion surrounding the end of the tyrannical reign of the usurper Phocas by imagining a triple substitution ...
Liliane Picciola
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When You Praise the Ruler, Do not Hesitate to Boast Your Own Talent – Analysis of the Poem Heraclias, Book I, Verses: 1–139 of George of Pisidia

Classica Cracoviensia
The poems of George of Pisidia – the court poet of the Emperor Heraclius – are not only an important historical source for the reign of this Byzantine ruler, but also an expression of the extraordinary erudition and talent of their author.
Magdalena Samoń-Trzos
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Why Muhammad?

American Journal of Islam and Society, 1995
God‘s reasoning is unfathomable. Nevertheless, not only orientalists but Muslims are well-advised to ponder on occasion questions linked to the Night of Destiny (laylut al qadr): Why, of all people, was Muhammad, a person who lived in Arabia, of all ...
Murad Wilfried Hofmann
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Heraclius Constantine III – Emperor of Byzantium (613–641)

Byzantinische Zeitschrift, 2022
Abstract This paper evaluates the significance of emperor Heraclius Constantine III, the eldest son of Heraclius (610 -641), for Byzantium in times of political and military crisis. The first part examines how Heraclius established his family as an imperial dynasty of Byzantium between 613 and 622.
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Autofluorescence lifetime flow cytometry rapidly flows from strength to strength

Cytometry Part A, Volume 107, Issue 1, Page 5-8, January 2025.
Klaus Suhling
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The Byzantine Eagle Countermark: Creating a Pseudo-Consular Coinage under the Heraclii?

Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies, 2015
The eagle countermark may signify Heraclius’ self-presentation as a consul in the rebellion of 610, and may have been imposed by his cousin Nicetas in the course of the Syrian campaign.
David Woods
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Simulacra Pugnae: The Literary and Historical Tradition of Mock Battles in the Roman and Early Byzantine Army

Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies, 2006
The mock battles by which Heraclius trained the army before the Persian wars of the 620’s A.D., called an innovation by George of Pisidia, can be shown to have a long history of precedents both in practice and in military theory.
Philip Rance
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Preparation and Basic Properties of Praseodymium-Neodymium-Chromium Containing Imitation Gemstone Glass. [PDF]

Materials (Basel), 2022
Zhang S, Li K, Pu J, Ni W.
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