Byzantium: A Very Short Introduction

By:

Sarris, Peter

Publication details: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2015Description: 142ISBN:

9780199236114

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DDC classification:

949.502 SAR

Summary: From the fourth to the fifteenth century AD the Byzantine Empire flourished as a powerful economic, cultural, and military force, whose influence stretched from Spain to Egypt. Peter Sarris explores the fusion of Greek and Roman civilisation at the heart of the Byzantine Empire, and charts its struggle for survival against external challenges.

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From the fourth to the fifteenth century AD the Byzantine Empire flourished as a powerful economic, cultural, and military force, whose influence stretched from Spain to Egypt. Peter Sarris explores the fusion of Greek and Roman civilisation at the heart of the Byzantine Empire, and charts its struggle for survival against external challenges.

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