The group that pushed the Byzantines out of Egypt in the seventh century were the Arabs.
Between 330 to 1453, there was the Byzantine Empire, sometimes known as the Eastern Roman Empire or just Byzantium. Greek was the official language of Byzantium, a Christian state.
The Byzantines created their own political structures, religious practices, works of art, and architectural styles that, while greatly influenced by the Greco-Roman cultural tradition, were unique and weren't just an extension of ancient Rome.
The Byzantine Empire was the longest-lasting mediaeval empire, and its influence can still be seen in many Western states, as well as Eastern and Central Europe and Russia, in terms of law, art, and architecture.
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