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1 Byzantine Definition: 1. very complex, extremely complex or intricate
Byzantine Definition: 1. very complex, extremely complex or intricate. 2. devious, marked by deviousness or scheming. 3. carried on by underhand means

2 Roman in law and administration
Orthodox Christian in religion Greek in culture and language

3 Roman Empire Early Byzantine World Byzantine Empire under Justinian,

4 Middle Byzantine Period
7th/8th Centuries Macedonian dynasty 11th century

5 Late Byzantine Period Palaiologan Empire 13th to 15th centuries
Komnenian Empire 12th century Palaiologan Empire 13th to 15th centuries

6 Foundation of Constantinople
330 Constantine’s Christianity 325

7 Justinian ( )

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10 Monastery of St. Catherine at Sinai

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