- words, was
articulated as the
boundaries of
Byzantium shrank... the
Palaeologian restoration that the two
words are
brought into
definite and cognate...
- The
House of
Palaiologos (pl. Palaiologoi; Gr****: Παλαιολόγος, pl. Παλαιολόγοι,
female version Palaiologina; Gr****: Παλαιολογίνα), also
found in English-language...
- by
Gabriel García Márquez The Oppermanns, by Lion
Feuchtwanger The
Palaeologian Dynasty. The Rise and Fall of Byzantium, by
George Leonardos The Promise...
-
Byzantine illuminated m****cripts were
produced across the
Byzantine Empire, some in
monasteries but
others in
imperial or
commercial workshops. Religious...
-
Palaiologan Dynasty (Gr****: Παλαιολόγεια Δυναστεία) is the
collective name
given to a
trilogy of
historical novels on the
Palaiologan dynasty, the last...
-
between 1315 and 1321. The mosaic-work is the
finest example of the
Palaeologian Renaissance. The
artists remain unknown. A
renowned classical scholar...
- Justinian, a novel, by H N
Turteltaub (Harry Turtledove),
August 1998 The
Palaeologian Dynasty. The Rise and Fall of
Byzantium Roma
Eterna (2003), by Robert...
-
around the 10th century, are more
flexible in approach.
Frescoes of the
Palaeologian Renaissance of the
early 14th
century survive in the
Chora Church in...
- the
Georgian king
David VI
Narin and his wife,
Tamar Amanelisdze, or a
Palaeologian princess.
Constantine succeeded to the
throne of
Western Georgia upon...
-
around the 10th century, are more
flexible in approach.
Frescos of the
Palaeologian Renaissance of the
early 14th
century survive in the
Chora Church in...
