Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2000 |
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... Byzantine power survived the longest.2 20 Having covered the theoretical basis and geographical background , it is now possible to consider the events . Nomadic Türkmen had been raiding eastern and central Anatolia for some years before ...
... Byzantine power survived the longest.2 20 Having covered the theoretical basis and geographical background , it is now possible to consider the events . Nomadic Türkmen had been raiding eastern and central Anatolia for some years before ...
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Byzantine centre on the plateau . They were also places of contact : on fixed days , Byzantines and Turks might meet by the protection of the city gates to exchange essentials . " The important element in these exchanges was protection ...
Byzantine centre on the plateau . They were also places of contact : on fixed days , Byzantines and Turks might meet by the protection of the city gates to exchange essentials . " The important element in these exchanges was protection ...
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... Byzantine Princesses and Lustful Turks ' , in Rape in Antiquity : Sexual Violence in the Greek and Roman Worlds , ed . S. Deacy and K. Pierce ( London , 1997 ) , 231–242 . 12. Miscellanea , cited in N. G. Wilson , Scholars of Byzantium ...
... Byzantine Princesses and Lustful Turks ' , in Rape in Antiquity : Sexual Violence in the Greek and Roman Worlds , ed . S. Deacy and K. Pierce ( London , 1997 ) , 231–242 . 12. Miscellanea , cited in N. G. Wilson , Scholars of Byzantium ...
Contents
Living on the Margin Byzantine Farmers | 93 |
The British Protectorate of the Ionian Islands 18471859 | 107 |
Founts of Identity The Thirst of Hercules | 125 |
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