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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...
- p****age of the
Second Crusade through Byzantine territories in 1147, but the campaign's
failure was
blamed on the
Byzantines by
western contemporaries. He was...
-
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...
- the
inhabitants of the
eastern territories later re-conquered by the
Byzantines. Gr****s
accounted for
nearly the
entire medical community of Rome and...
- disagreement. A
Byzantine fault is also
known as a
Byzantine generals problem, a
Byzantine agreement problem, or a
Byzantine failure.
Byzantine fault tolerance...
- Simultaneously, the
Byzantines began a
resurgence under their emperors of the
Macedonian dynasty. From c. 920 to 976, the
Byzantines pushed Arab forces...
-
against the
Byzantines in
their war
against the Seljuks. The
battle opened up
Anatolia for
further Turkish migrations and settlements. The
Byzantine military...
- decoration,
while eastern areas such as
Cyprus (then jointly-ruled by the
Byzantines and the Arabs)
maintained a
continuous tradition of icons. Instead, iconodules...
- that led to the
final destruction of the
Byzantine Empire and the rise of the
Ottoman Empire. The
Byzantines,
already having been in a weak
state even...
- the Lombards, the
Byzantines maintained control of the seas
around the peninsula. As the
Lombards rarely ventured to sea, the
Byzantines were able to retain...
