Roman Law in the Later Roman Empire: The Isaurian Period, Eighth Century, the Ecloga |
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... Greek ; the Greek Roman law was improved in the direction of humanity , which secured a close and harmonious co - operation between the Civil law of the empire and the Canon law of the Orthodox Church , ex- pressed in a language which ...
... Greek ; the Greek Roman law was improved in the direction of humanity , which secured a close and harmonious co - operation between the Civil law of the empire and the Canon law of the Orthodox Church , ex- pressed in a language which ...
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... Greek . In Maurice's work on Strategics we are told that army orders on discipline were announced by the herald in Latin and in Greek , though Latin seems to have been retained for some words of command and for cer- tain titles of rank ...
... Greek . In Maurice's work on Strategics we are told that army orders on discipline were announced by the herald in Latin and in Greek , though Latin seems to have been retained for some words of command and for cer- tain titles of rank ...
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... Greek - speaking Sicilians and Calabrians gradually faded away by emigrating to Greece or by amalgamating with the Italiot population . The Greek liturgy , according to the uniate rite , was still sung in Gerace Cathedral in the ...
... Greek - speaking Sicilians and Calabrians gradually faded away by emigrating to Greece or by amalgamating with the Italiot population . The Greek liturgy , according to the uniate rite , was still sung in Gerace Cathedral in the ...
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