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Many of the ' fabliaux ' borrowed their plots from Byzantine stories . Aside from these scattered instances , it seems impossible to prove any definite effect of Byzantine civilization . For centuries Constantinople ruled southern Italy ...
Many of the ' fabliaux ' borrowed their plots from Byzantine stories . Aside from these scattered instances , it seems impossible to prove any definite effect of Byzantine civilization . For centuries Constantinople ruled southern Italy ...
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DIPLOMACY Fourth , the development of diplomatic methods and procedure in western Europe owed much to Byzantine influence . There were three great sources of the art of diplomacy upon which European states of the early modern period ...
DIPLOMACY Fourth , the development of diplomatic methods and procedure in western Europe owed much to Byzantine influence . There were three great sources of the art of diplomacy upon which European states of the early modern period ...
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BYZANTINE ART Constantinople was the great center of Byzantine art . In the third century , Assyrian , Persian , and Syrian styles of architecture found many imitators among Byzantine artists and architects .
BYZANTINE ART Constantinople was the great center of Byzantine art . In the third century , Assyrian , Persian , and Syrian styles of architecture found many imitators among Byzantine artists and architects .
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