History of the Eastern Roman Empire: From the Fall of Irene to the Accession of Basil I.e-artnow, 20. velj 2019. - Broj stranica: 310 John Bagnell Bury saw the Byzantine Empire as a continuation of the Roman Empire and he explicitly called Byzantine History, Roman History. In this book Bury deals with one of the most important periods of Byzantine Empire, a period of Empire's transition from Ancient kingdom into medieval state. |
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... Tarasius, in the presence of a large multitude, who beheld the spectacle with various emotions. The writer from whom we learn these events was a monk, violently hostile to the new Emperor, and devoted to the orthodox Irene, who had ...
... Tarasius, in the presence of a large multitude, who beheld the spectacle with various emotions. The writer from whom we learn these events was a monk, violently hostile to the new Emperor, and devoted to the orthodox Irene, who had ...
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... Tarasius and all the patricians; and the promise was confirmed by the pledge of a little gold cross which the Emperor was in the habit of wearing. The tyranny had lasted about seven weeks, when Bardanes secretly left the camp at ...
... Tarasius and all the patricians; and the promise was confirmed by the pledge of a little gold cross which the Emperor was in the habit of wearing. The tyranny had lasted about seven weeks, when Bardanes secretly left the camp at ...
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... Tarasius had been a layman and Imperial minister, who had been elevated to the Patriarchal throne in defiance of the custom which had hitherto prevailed of preferring only monks to such high ecclesiastical posts. The significance of the ...
... Tarasius had been a layman and Imperial minister, who had been elevated to the Patriarchal throne in defiance of the custom which had hitherto prevailed of preferring only monks to such high ecclesiastical posts. The significance of the ...
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... Tarasius, who had submitted by turns to the opposite policies of Constantine VI and Irene, was an ideal Patriarch in the eyes of Nicephorus. He died on February 25, Α.D. 806, and the Emperor looked for a man of mild and complacent ...
... Tarasius, who had submitted by turns to the opposite policies of Constantine VI and Irene, was an ideal Patriarch in the eyes of Nicephorus. He died on February 25, Α.D. 806, and the Emperor looked for a man of mild and complacent ...
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... Tarasius had given his sanction to the divorce of Constantine VI from his first wife and to his marriage with Theodote (Sept. a.d. 795). After the fall of Constantine, Tarasius had been persuaded by Irene to declare that both the ...
... Tarasius had given his sanction to the divorce of Constantine VI from his first wife and to his marriage with Theodote (Sept. a.d. 795). After the fall of Constantine, Tarasius had been persuaded by Irene to declare that both the ...
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The history of Byzantine civilization in which social elements | |
Theophilus A D 829842 | |
Michael III A D 842867 | |
Photius and Ignatius | |
Financial Amed Military Administration | |
The Saracen Wars | |
The Saracen Conquest of Crete and Sicily | |
Relations with the Western Empire Venice | |
Bulgaria | |
The Conversion of the Slavs and the Bulgarians | |
The Empire of the Khazars and the Peoples of the North | |
Art Learning and Education The Amorian Period | |
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