Daily Medieval

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Showing posts with label Emperor Basil I. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Emperor Basil I. Show all posts
09 December 2024

Fourth Council of Constantinople

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Technically, there were two of these synods, both held in Constantinople. One of them was called by Emperor Basil I, with the cooperation of...
07 December 2024

Photios I of Constantinople

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Poor Photios! One of the most powerful and influential church leaders in Eastern Orthodox history, tutor of a future emperor whom he tried t...
05 December 2024

Leo VI the Wise, Part 1

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Emperor Leo VI (866 - 912) had a rocky relationship with his father, or did he? It all depends on whom you think his father was. In the reco...
04 December 2024

Leo, Son of Basil

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As Byzantine Emperor Basil I (811 - 886) reached his later years, his mood and health declined. He was depressed at the death of his eldest ...
31 October 2023

The Siege of Ragusa

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A 9th-century Arab dynasty almost ended the city of Dubrovnik in its infancy. At the time, it was called Ragusa, founded about 615CE by refu...
01 May 2014

The New Church

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Explanation of cross-in-square from this  fascinating site. Today is May Day, and the anniversary of the consecration of the Nea Ekklesi...
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