3 years ago

Was Byzantium a continuation of Rome or something new entirely? -Trever Malark

History

1 answer:

JulsSmile [24]3 years ago

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"Byzantium" was a continuation of the Eastern Roman Empire.

Explanation:

The Byzantines knew themselves as "Romans", Byzantium and Byzantine would become an exonym to describe them, this could have something to do with their capital being built in the same place as the Greek City State of Byzantion

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