Byzantine Commonwealth of Nations. Six Byzantine Portraits
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English historian (Russian by origin) Sir Dimitri Obolensky (1918-2001) is the largest modern Slavist and Byzantinist. His works are devoted to the interpenetration and mutual influence of the cultures of the Slavic world and Byzantium.
In the book "Byzantine Commonwealth of Nations", colossal on temporary and spatial coverage, a new original concept of the development of southeastern Europe in the Middle Ages is presented.
In the "six Byzantine portraits", the activities of such powerful, outstanding personalities, as Vladimir Monomakh, Maxim Greek, Metropolitan Cyprian, Sava Serbian, Clement and Feofilakt Ohrid, are investigated.
Written by a good literary syllable, translated into many languages, works by D. Obolensky received worldwide recognition
In the book "Byzantine Commonwealth of Nations", colossal on temporary and spatial coverage, a new original concept of the development of southeastern Europe in the Middle Ages is presented.
In the "six Byzantine portraits", the activities of such powerful, outstanding personalities, as Vladimir Monomakh, Maxim Greek, Metropolitan Cyprian, Sava Serbian, Clement and Feofilakt Ohrid, are investigated.
Written by a good literary syllable, translated into many languages, works by D. Obolensky received worldwide recognition
Author:
Author:Obolensky Dmitry Dmitrievich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-94451-046-4
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