Sir Steve Runciman (interview) on Byzantium and Orthodoxy

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#373789 - 01/03/12 10:10 AM Sir Steve Runciman (interview) on Byzantium and Orthodoxy
Alice Moderator Member Registered: 01/12/03 Posts: 9770 Loc: USA	http://www.impantokratoros.gr/ranciman-byzantium.en.aspx
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#373801 - 01/03/12 04:59 PM Re: Sir Steve Runciman (interview) on Byzantium and Orthodoxy [Re: Alice]
Arbanon Member Registered: 10/19/05 Posts: 133 Loc: Albania	To the question whether byzantium was greek or not, is not given satisfactory answer. It's worth mentioning that there was never an establishment of a greek christian empire; neither was the eastern half of roman empire, after 330 A.D, ment to be a greek one. Actually, latin was its official language up to the 7th century. Whereas roman was its name throughout its history.
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