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Re: Constantinople's walls: lack of systematicarchaeological work & linguistic barrier twixt local scholars & international scholarly community makes the situation complicated. The farce climaxes in the fact the Byzantine names
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Re: A. Kaldellis and Romanland (2019). First, I love this book. He is one of my fave academix. And It retired so many dull tropes about only the tyranny of
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MELKITES – A Thread By C10th, the Arabic language had supplanted both Aramaic – then the lingua franca of the Near East – and Greek, the tongue of poleis (esp
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THREAD on Erdy, Turkey & Hagia Sophia Turkey has turned into a pirate state with "soft" Islamist ideology. FP has gone from zero problems to zero friends in one decade.
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The identity of West hinges on literary productions of Ennodius. In him we see a Latin go from mocking Germanics & loving Eastern Romans to vice versa. His fave intellectual
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Hugely frustrating to have to deal with these "what about Greek temples -> churches" accounts. Let's quickly explain the giant hiatus you've inserted into history. Greek East (Classical/Byzantine) found its
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The six historical walls of Florence. The ancient Roman city was founded c.60 B.C between Piazza del Duomo & Piazza Santa Trinita. Its centre was in Piazza della Repubblica, at
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So countless were the Ahmet son of Mehmets & Mehmet son of Ahmets when the first Turkish consensus was produced that a decree was issued forcing Turks to find themselves
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Byz Moral Revolution: A ThreadWhereas talk of “social justice” (often structural in nature) is perennial in modernity, the main achievement in the ancient world was happiness. Major factors in defining
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The ninth-century Persian historian Al-Baladhuri tells us that when Alexandria fell to the Arabs in AD 642, “some of the Greek inhabitants left to join the Greeks somewhere else.” This “somewhere else” was
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The Hodoeporicon of Willibald:The Englishman who Lived For Two Years in C8th Constantinople #Byzantium #England It's nt written by Willibald himself (WHO'S A SAINT BTW). Author remained anon for long
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