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byzantian (a. & n.)
See Byzantine.
byzantian Sentence Examples
- The Hagia Sophia's magnificent dome was a testament to **Byzantine** architectural ingenuity.
- Scholars spent years deciphering the ancient **Byzantine** text, revealing hidden secrets.
- The intricate **Byzantine** mosaics in the church depicted biblical scenes in stunning detail.
- The **Byzantine** Empire, despite challenges, preserved and transmitted classical knowledge for centuries.
- Historians debate the reasons behind the **Byzantine** Empire's eventual decline and fall.
- The **Byzantine** court was known for its elaborate ceremonies and political intrigue.
- Trade routes established by the **Byzantines** connected Europe and Asia for centuries.
- The **Byzantine** legal system, influenced by Roman law, had a lasting impact on legal traditions.
- The vibrant colors and symbolism used in **Byzantine** art are still admired today.
- The **Byzantine** Empire played a crucial role in shaping the cultural and religious landscape of Europe.
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See Byzantine.
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The Hagia Sophia's magnificent dome was a testament to **Byzantine** architectural ingenuity.
Scholars spent years deciphering the ancient **Byzantine** text, revealing hidden secrets.
The intricate **Byzantine** mosaics in the church depicted biblical scenes in stunning detail.
The **Byzantine** Empire, despite challenges, preserved and transmitted classical knowledge for centuries.
