- In the
Middle Ages, the term
bezant (Old French: besant, from
Latin bizantius aureus) was used in
Western Europe to
describe several gold
coins of the...
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reflected in the
French besant (d'or),
Italian bisante, and
English besant,
byzant, or bezant. The
English usage,
derived from Old
French besan (pl. besanz)...
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Byzantine architecture is the
architecture of the
Byzantine Empire, or
Eastern Roman Empire,
usually dated from 330 AD, when
Constantine the
Great established...
- Byzantinism, or
Byzantism, is the
political system and
culture of the
Byzantine Empire, and its
spiritual successors the
Orthodox Christian Balkan countries...
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reflected in the
French besant (d'or),
Italian bisante, and
English besant,
byzant, or bezant. The
English usage,
derived from Old
French besan (pl. besanz)...
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Studien zum
Antiken Judentum 91). Tübingen, Germany: J.C.B. Mohr. p. 129. "
Byzant Symbols".
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original on 2019-11-22.
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- East: a few
decades prior to its publication,
Christian authorities of
Byzant opposed depictions of
figurative arts, as
statues and
images were believed...
- Osir. 50; Aelian. Hist. An. x. 2; Ptol. iv. 5. § 70; Ἀπολλωνία, Steph.
Byzant. s. v.; Ἀπολλωνιάς, Hierocl. p. 732; It. Ant. p. 160, 174; Not. Imp. Orient...
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pointed boots curving backwards". Schol. Pers. Sat. IV 26; Steph****
Byzant. s.v. Κυρίς;
Festus p. 302 L
Paulus ex
Festo p. 43 and 55 L;
Servius Aen...
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Pausanias iv. 14–24 Pliny, Nat. Hist. xi. 187; Val.
Maximus i. 8, 15; Steph.
Byzant. s.v. Ἀνδανία
Pausanius iv. 32. 3, 6
Pausanius iv. 14. 7; 16. 6 Burton,...
