A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Byzantine culture . The great renaissance of Oriental cul- ture in the Sassanid kingdom in Persia , and the close political and commercial relations with the Moslem world did much to color Byzantine civilization . At the same time ...
... Byzantine culture . The great renaissance of Oriental cul- ture in the Sassanid kingdom in Persia , and the close political and commercial relations with the Moslem world did much to color Byzantine civilization . At the same time ...
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... Byzantine influence . There were three great sources of the art of diplomacy upon which European states of the early modern period based their practices : Byzantine methods , the custom of the papal chan- cery , and the procedure of ...
... Byzantine influence . There were three great sources of the art of diplomacy upon which European states of the early modern period based their practices : Byzantine methods , the custom of the papal chan- cery , and the procedure of ...
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... BYZANTINE ART Constantinople was the great center of Byzantine art . In the third century , Assyrian , Persian , and Syrian styles of archi- tecture found many imitators among Byzantine artists and architects . The luxury which ...
... BYZANTINE ART Constantinople was the great center of Byzantine art . In the third century , Assyrian , Persian , and Syrian styles of archi- tecture found many imitators among Byzantine artists and architects . The luxury which ...
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