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Byzantines may
refer to: The
citizens of the
Byzantine Empire in
antiquity The
Byzantine Gr****s or
Eastern Romans, the
ruling class of the
Byzantine Empire...
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Byzantines were avid
players of
tavli (
Byzantine Gr****: τάβλη), a game
known in
English as backgammon,
which is
still po****r in
former Byzantine realms...
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terminology in the West, the
Byzantines Empire's
eastern neighbors, such as the Arabs,
continued to
refer to the
Byzantines as "Romans", as for instance...
- A
Byzantine fault (also
Byzantine generals problem,
interactive consistency,
source congruency,
error avalanche,
Byzantine agreement problem, and Byzantine...
- A
Byzantine chain is a
metal intricate design used in
jewelry that
incorporates a rope-like
texture and
organic textural design. The
chains are supple...
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church architecture.
Civil architecture continued Greco-Roman trends; the
Byzantines built impressive fortifications and bridges, but
generally not aqueducts...
- the
Byzantine period, the day was
divided into two 12-hour
cycles fixed by the
rising and
setting of the sun. "Following
Roman custom, the
Byzantines began...
- and the
efficiency of the
Byzantine army.
Restricted to a
largely defensive role in the 7th to mid-9th centuries, the
Byzantines developed the theme-system...
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Byzantine Church or
Byzantine church may
refer to: Historically, the
State church of the
Roman Empire particularly,
Eastern Orthodox Church in the Byzantine...
- built.
Byzantines stood behind several technological advancements.
Byzantine science was
essentially classical science. Therefore,
Byzantine science...