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Votes:0 Cyril Mango. Byzantium: The Empire of New Rome. Scribner's, 1980. [beginning with pg. 13] CHAPTER I PEOPLES AND LANGUAGES All empires have ruled over a diversity of peoples and in this respect the Byzantine Empire was no exception. Had its constituent population been reasonably well fused, had it been united in accepting the Empire's dominant civilization, it would hardly have been necessary to devote a chapter to this topic. It so happens, however, that even before the beginning of the Byzantine period - indeed, when the grand edifice of Rome started to show its first cracks towards the end of the second century AD- the various nations under Roman sway tended to move apart and assert their individuality. The rise of the Christian religion, far from healing this rift by the introduction of Read More Go to Site
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