Schools and Learning

Niels Gaul

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Byzantine Studies and History Classical Antiquity Studies Historical Education Studies Worldwide

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Chapter 16, “Schools and Learning,” offers an overview of Constantinople as an educational center. It considers the city’s role as an imperial center in attracting scholars, outlines the organization of the educational system, and examines the types of opportunities available to students.

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2008The Oxford Handbook of Byzantine Studies 1986Byzantine Humanism: The First Phase 1974Die Kaiserliche Universität von Konstantinopel 2014Networks of learning perspectives on scholars in Byzantine east and Latin west, c. 1000 - 1200

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