- away from
urban centers, the
dominant self-perception was
still that of
Romaioi and Graikoi.
Scholar Rigas Feraios called "Bulgars and Arvanites, Armenians...
- Nicaea. As such,
Emperor Theodore Laskaris sometimes replaced the
terms Romaioi (Romans) and
Graikoi by ****enes.
Emperor Theodore II
describes his realm...
- empire, now
generally termed Byzantines,
thought of
themselves as
Romans (
Romaioi).
Their Islamic neighbours similarly called their empire the "land of the...
- "Roman" came to mean the
church and the
Catholic Pope. The Gr**** form
Romaioi remained attached to the Gr****-speaking
Christian po****tion of the Byzantine...
- Constantinople,
declared themselves as
Graikoi (Gr****: Γραικοί, "Gr****s") and
Romaioi or
Romioi (Gr****: Ρωμαίοι/Ρωμηιοί, "Romans").
Aleksandro Karatodori (1833–1906)...
- Mycenaean,
Byzantine or
modern Gr****.
Byzantine Gr****s self-identified as
Romaioi ("Romans"),
Graikoi ("Gr****s") and
Christianoi ("Christians")
since they...
- as Romans, as did
their eventual conquerors in 1453, the
Ottomans (see
Romaioi and Rûm.) The
classical scholarship and
culture that was
still preserved...
- Oblast, Ukraine) were
represented by two groups: the ****enic-speaking
Romaioi,
whose dialect is
known as Rumeíka, a.k.a.
Mariupol Gr****, and the Turkic-speaking...
- (rhπmÈ) and
Parthian (frwm)
names for
ancient Rome, via the Gr**** Ῥωμαῖοι (
Romaioi). The
Sultanate of Rûm
seceded from the
Great Seljuk Empire under Suleiman...
-
eastern peoples had come to
label themselves Ρωμιοί or Ῥωμαῖοι (Romioi or
Romaioi, Romans) by
using the word for
Roman citizen in the
eastern lingua franca...
