Definition of Byzantinology. Meaning of Byzantinology. Synonyms of Byzantinology

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- Byzantine studies to Holland and Italy. The subject may also be called Byzantinology or Byzantology, although these terms are usually found in English translations...
- Russian Byzantinology evolved from a former connection between the Orthodox Church and the Byzantine Empire.[citation needed] Byzantinology also plays...
- awakened by Percy Ernst Schramm. After studying various aspects of Byzantinology in Paris (1924–25), Ostrogorsky received his doctorate from the University...
- (1914–1986) was a Gr**** historian, philologist and scholar specialist in Byzantinology. His academic career was mainly developed in Chile. He studied at University...
- Minorsky, V. F. (1877–1966) (Orientalist) Moravcsik, Gyula (1892–1972) (Byzantinology) Mukhamadiev, A. (Numismatist, orientalist, philologist) Müller, G....
- Contemporary Institutions University of Ottawa Main interests Turkology Byzantinology Sinology cultural studies geopolitics international relations political...
- of bryophytes. bumpology Archaic and derogatory term for phrenology. Byzantinology The interdisciplinary branch of the humanities that addresses the history...
- privileges. Ferjančić was unsure of this, while the Serbian Institute of Byzantinology now agrees that Dragoslav began his rise on Milutin's court as sluga...
- docent of the Department of Old Christian Literature (Patrology and Byzantinology). In 1914 he was confirmed as a full pledged docent and received a title...
- system. Among the first Romanian scholars in the field, Grecu taught Byzantinology at Cernăuți from 1920 to 1938, and at the University of Bucharest from...