History

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Greeks and Italians. They are all Romans.

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Military saints in Byzantine capitals.

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Byzantine corals

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Byzantine recipes in Southern Italy

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The oldest depiction of the Devil in art dates back to the Byzantine era

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The Byzantine emperor who declared that Sunday be a day of rest

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The "democracy" of the Byzantine state.

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A Byzantine sea of the Apocalypse

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The great Earthquake of Nicomedia.

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The first coin struck by the ancient Romans bore a Greek inscription.

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Τhe Egyptian alphabet of Byzantine Egypt

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Imagine the world without Homer's Iliad or Odyssey

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Short interview with a trainer of Byzantine fencing

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9th mini interview with a Greek historical re-enactor.

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Α Byzantine turtle made of glass

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Α Medieval Roman church with a weird architecture in Cyprus

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Saint Clemence, the only surviving Byzantine monument of Ankara

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Cypriots still use the Byzantine Greek word for cabbage.

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An ingenious Byzantine Padlock

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Greeks and Italians. They are all Romans.

Military saints in Byzantine capitals.

Byzantine corals

Byzantine recipes in Southern Italy

The oldest depiction of the Devil in art dates back to the Byzantine era

The Byzantine emperor who declared that Sunday be a day of rest

The "democracy" of the Byzantine state.

A Byzantine sea of the Apocalypse

The great Earthquake of Nicomedia.

The first coin struck by the ancient Romans bore a Greek inscription.

Τhe Egyptian alphabet of Byzantine Egypt

Imagine the world without Homer's Iliad or Odyssey

Short interview with a trainer of Byzantine fencing

9th mini interview with a Greek historical re-enactor.

Α Byzantine turtle made of glass

Α Medieval Roman church with a weird architecture in Cyprus

Saint Clemence, the only surviving Byzantine monument of Ankara

Cypriots still use the Byzantine Greek word for cabbage.

An ingenious Byzantine Padlock

The Eastern Roman Empress Zoe and her cat Mahlebe.

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