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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Eastern Roman Empire"”.

  1. Invention or evolution in the provision of health care in late Antiquity in the Eastern Roman Empire : the case of the hospital.

    … extent – the emergence of the hospital in the Eastern Mediterranean is the outcome of the healing tradition of the ancient Greek world rather than of the new values and structures of the Christian society that becomes established in the fourth century AD in the Eastern Roman Empire. I will …

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  2. The Washington Bronze Dionysos

    … prototype. An investigation of a group of Roman life-size and three quarter life-size bronzes reveals that the iconographic details which identity the Washington Bronze also place it outside the category of lamp hearers to which the majority of the other statues belong. The physiques of the …

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  3. Perennial Educational Tensions: Saint Gregory Palamas’s Approach to Byzantium’s Exothen and Kath’imas Educational Traditions & Its Consequences for Thinking with Byzantium in a Contemporary Context

    … of education with respect to studies on the Eastern Roman Empire of Byzantium. In particular, this study examines a crucial episode in the thousand-year tension between the exothen (pagan/secular) and kath’imas (Christian/spiritual) educational traditions within Byzantium. Gregory Palamas, …

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  4. The Conflict over the Patriarchate of Constantinople under Eutychios and John Scholastikos (552-582) and its Impact on Imperial Religious Policy

    … analysis of the religious history of the Eastern Roman Empire in that period has hitherto been missing, but my thesis closes this gap by proposing a novel explanation of how most ecclesiastical disputes developed during the patriarchates of Eutychios and John. It argues that incidents such …

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  5. Books, Homilies, and Medicine: Sogdian Christians and Christian Networks along the Silk Roads

    … scholarship on Christianity outside of the Roman empire, the high degree of Sogdian involvement in Christian activities along the Eurasian trade routes has occasionally been suspected but usually overshadowed by discussions of “Nestorian Christianity” or “Persian Christians.” This …

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