In the Middle Ages, why was the relationship with the Byzantine Empire important for Western Europeans?

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ladessa [460]2 years ago

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"The Byzantine Empire blended Christian beliefs, and Greek and Roman ideas, technologies, and law into their own culture. Western Europe became exposed to the Byzantines through trade, resulting in many Byzantine influences found in the arts and architecture."

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