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Table of Contents

Chapter I: The Study Of Byzantine History

Western European Scholarship

Byzantine Studies in Russia

Periodicals, General References, and Papyrology

Chapter II: The Empire From The Time Of Constantine The Great to Justinian

Constantine and Christianity

Reforms of Diocletian and Constantine

Emperors and Society from Constantine the Great to the Early Sixth Century

Literature, Learning, Education, and Art

Chapter III: Justinian the Great and His Immediate Successors (518

610)

Justin I The Reign of Justinian and TheodoraImmediate Successors of Justinian

Literature, Learning, and Art

Chapter IV: The Heraclian Epoch (610-717)

External Problems

Religious Policy of the Dynasty

Origin and Development of Theme Organization

Period of Anarchy (711-17)

Literature, Learning, and Art

Chapter V: The Iconoclastic Epoch (717-867)

The Isaurian or Syrian Dynasty

Successors of the Isaurians and the Amorian or Phrygian Dynasty (820-67)

Literature, Learning, and Art

Chapter VI: The Macedonian Epoch (867-1081) The Origin of the DynastyExternal Affairs of the Macedonian Emperors

Social and Political Developments

The Time of Troubles (1056-81)

Education, Learning, Literature, and Art