The Byzantine View of Western Europe

Donald M. Nicol

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Byzantine Studies and History Medieval History and Crusades Historical and Linguistic Studies

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Ignorance of others and pride in themselves dominated Byzantine thought about the west, but some held more positive views, whether pragmatic in the face of events or romantic upon discovery of western writings.

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