Aspects of the Mind of Byzantium: Political Theory, Theology, and Ecclesiastical Relations with the See of Rome

Milton V. Anastos · Speros Vryonis · Nicholas Goodhue

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Contents: Introduction, Speros Vryonis, Jr. Byzantine political theory: its classical precedents and legal embodiment Basil's Kata Eunomiou: a critical analysis CI. 1.14.4 and the emperors' exemption from the laws The Emperor Justin I's role in the restoration of Chalcedonian doctrine, 518-519 Basil's lapses into Arianism and how Athanasius had avoided them The papal legates at the Council of 861 and their compliance with the wishes of the Emperor Michael III The coronation of Emperor Michael IV in 1034 by Empress Zoe and its significance Constantinople and Rome: a survey of the relations between the Byzantine and the Roman Churches Index.

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