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The eastern part of the Roman Empire after its division in the 3rd century AD.
Byzantine Empire
Byzantium
Byzantine Empire
Byzantium
1
Their conversation then turned upon the
Byzantine
Empire
and its history.
2
Right now I'm working my way through the Hales history of the
Byzantine
Empire
.
3
In the East the
Byzantine
Empire
lasted until A.D. 1453.
4
The only sea-power capable of dealing with them was that of the
Byzantine
Empire
.
5
Everything is easy until you get to the
Byzantine
Empire
.
1
The curtain drops at Aar in Jutland and rises again in
Byzantium
.
2
In short, but one property in
Byzantium
was respected-thatof the Emperor.
3
The ancient historians invariably note the profligacy of the inhabitants of
Byzantium
.
4
He chose
Byzantium
,
the gate-way for the commerce between Europe and Asia.
5
Later on, she returned to
Byzantium
in company with both of them.
1
In the year 1453 the
eastern
Roman
Empire
was conquered by the Turks.
2
In 712, the Bulgarian troops defeated the armies of the
Eastern
Roman
Empire
,
and laid siege to Constantinople.
3
In 1453 the Turks captured Constantinople, the capital of the
Eastern
Roman
Empire
and the headquarters of Grecian learning.
4
Byzantine Empire (
Eastern
Roman
Empire
)
,
Chs.
5
It was a hard blow to Russia's prestige, and indefinitely postponed the execution of making of Russia the restored
Eastern
Roman
Empire
.
6
The following Plague of Justinian killed up to one half of the entire population of the
Eastern
Roman
Empire
-bringing on its collapse.
7
Vs. 1-11.-Thescene of the events announced by the sounding of the first "woe-trumpet," is the
eastern
Roman
empire
.