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| general who won italy, sicily, nw africa and southern spain for byzantium |
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| disastrous byz loss to the saljuq turks |
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| helped create a written slavic alphabet |
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| the greek trading center on the bosphorus |
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| definitive codification of roman law |
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| taught that jesus had been a mortal human being rather than divine. |
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| byz emperor who attempted to reconstruct rome's greatness |
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| played an important role in the rise of monasticism |
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| helped convert russia to orthodox christianity |
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| byz leader who slaughtered the bulgars |
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| in a disaster from which the byzantine empire never really recovered, const. was sacked in 1204 by the _____ |
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| by the late sixth century byzantium became the md. world's leading producer of ____ |
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| system in which the emperor has a mix of political and religious authority. |
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| main factions during justinian's time who contested in the Hippodrome and who occasionally fought in the streets |
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| helped rise of chirstianity bye converting in 989 |
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| most famous "pillar saint" |
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| abolishing of religious symbols from worship |
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| hung out on top of pillars for long periods of time to meditate. |
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