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The Byzantine empire

Following the fall of Rome, the Byzantine Empire based in Constantinople became the repository of culture from Egypt, Greece and Rome.

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  • "Fall of Byzantium"@en
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  • "Following the fall of Rome, the Byzantine Empire based in Constantinople became the repository of culture from Egypt, Greece and Rome."@en
  • "Explores the cultural and philosophical movements that have influenced the Western world. These two programs discuss the rise and fall of the Byzantine Empire. Presented by Professor Eugen Weber, UCLA."
  • "The Byzantine Empire becomes the only civilized power in Europe for centuries, as the city astride Europe and Asia spreads Greco-Roman culture to the west."@en
  • "From Constantinople, the Byzantine Empire carried on the traditions of Greece and Rome."@en
  • "Following the fall of Rome, the Byzantine Empire based in Constantinople became the repository of culture from Egypt, Greece, and Rome."@en
  • "How and why did the eastern half of the Roman empire survive? The reasons for Constantinople's success under the Emperor Constantine, Justinian and others, and how the traditios of Greece and Rome were carried on are explored. Byzantine art is examined to discover the relationship between political leaders and divinities and to understand the role holy images played in battle."@en
  • "This program discusses the Byzantine Empire and its capital, Constantinople. It covers the influence of Roman tradition, and how it served as a bridge for the various cultures, including Greco-Roman, Oriental, and Christian influences."@en
  • "This program discusses the Byzantine Empire and its capital, Constantinople. It covers the influence of Roman tradition, and how it served as a bridge for the various cultures, including Greco-Roman, Oriental, and Christian influences."
  • ""From Constantinople, the Byzantine Empire carried on the traditions of Greece and Rome."--Container label."@en

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