Byzantine Political Theory: Its Classical Precedents and Legal Embodiment

Milton V. Anastos · Speros Vryonis · Nicholas Goodhue

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One of the most characteristic features of Byzantine culture was the exalted position of the emperor, who dominated and controlled the entire life of the Empire in its most significant manifestations. The power he wielded was vast, unlimited, and subject to no higher authority to which appeal could be carried.

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