Byzantine Identity Explained
The term "Byzantine" was coined by historians to differentiate the Greek-speaking Christian Empire from its Latin-speaking predecessor. Despite this label, the people of the empire maintained a strong Roman identity, referring to themselves as Romans until the 18th and 19th centuries. This enduring heritage is reflected in the modern name of Romania, which echoes the self-identification of the Byzantines.In this clip
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