Byzantine writers copied and preserved the writings of the Greeks and Romans. If they had not done so, we would not have information about these civilizations today.
Explanation:
Byzantine civilization had been influenced by both Roman and Greek culture, transmitted by Hellenism that had been influencing the region of Asia Minor since at least the fifth century BC. However, Byzantine culture had been influenced more by the Greeks than by the Romans. were its creators. Because of this influence, Byzantine writers copied and preserved the writings of the Greeks and Romans. This has helped modern civilizations learn more about these peoples.
Byzantine writers copied and preserved the writings of the Greeks and Romans.
Explanation:
One of the most important contributions of the Bizantine Empire to the world was the fact that Bizantine writers continued their work after the fall of the Western Roman Empire. This meant that Bizantine writers continued using the Greek and Latin languages and reading the work of classical authors. They also copied and preserved this work. As the Western Roman Empire fell, the west became more chaotic and fragmented, and these works were lost. However, the preservation of the works by Bizantine writers allowed Muslim scholars to discover them, and bring them back to Western Europe centuries later.
