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History and culture of Byzantium

edited by Falko Daim ; English edition by John Noël Dillon ; translated by Duncan Alexander Smart

(Brill's new Pauly, Supplements ; 10)

Brill, 2019

  • : hardback

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Byzanz: Historischkulturwissenschaftliches Handbuch

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Originally published: J.B. Metzler, Carl Ernst Poeschel, c2016 (Der neue Pauly. Supplemente 11)

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This compendium examines the history and culture of the Byzantine world from the foundation of Constantinople (324) to the Ottoman conquest of the city, which brought the final downfall of the Byzantine Empire (1453). A detailed 100-page introduction is followed by discussion of 15 key topics, including politics and government, people and society, legislation and legal practice, the army and navy, church and religion, nature and the environment, art and architecture, languages, literature, education and culture, medicine and music. Because the work forms part of Brill's New Pauly, particular attention is paid to aspects of continuity with the ancient world, and of innovation.

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