Le schisme Arsenite (1265-1310): Entre akribeia et oikonomia

Ionuс-Alexandru Tudorie

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Byzantine Studies and History Medieval Literature and History Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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By analyzing the Byzantine sources, the author presents a thorough picture of the Arsenite faction and the internal schism occurred in the Byzantine society as a result of their actions. Beside their uncompromising position towards emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos, always supported with spiritual arguments, the Arsenites also had concrete political-religious interests, making them an authentic political party.

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