(1) If the Byzantine Empire would ever bring itself to unite with the Empire of the West.

(2) The Eastern Roman Empire, called the Byzantine Empire, controls Greece.

(3) Politics and cultural conflicts between Egypt and Byzantine Empire have caused the early religious doctrine dispute, and finally Coptic Church stepped onto the independent path.

(4) The first grenades appeared in the Byzantine Empire, not long after the reign of Leo III (717-741).

(5) History of Eastern Roman Empire was for the Byzantine Empire, and its rule beyond the 15th century, the demise in 1453 by the Turks.

(6) The Byzantine Empire begins with 4 provinces under its control with castles at its capital in Constantinople and Corinth and the large towns of Nicaea and Thessalonica.

(7) The Byzantine Empire was a centralized state in a medieval world of localized power.

(8) The Byzantine Empire was a centralized state in a medieval world of fragmented and localized power.

(9) The Byzantine Empire in theory represented the whole Christian world.

(10) The Orthodox Church is composed of 23 self-governing churches that emerged from the Byzantine Empire.

(11) Without doubt the chief reason for this is the eastern influence on the Byzantine Empire.

(12) During her marriage to Louis[], she participated in the Second Crusade in 1147 and even traveled with her husband to the Byzantine Empire.

(13) Empress Theodora was one of the most influential and powerful women in the Early Middle Ages. She was the wife of Emperor Justinian I and joint ruler of the Byzantine Empire.

(14) An eparchy was a civil administrative district in the Byzantine Empire.

(15) The great Christian army diverted its forces and attacked the Eastern Orthodox Byzantine Empire instead.

(16) Well trained and disciplined troops and used throughout the Byzantine Empire, these Lancers are well armoured and equipped.

(17) The Fourth Crusade did not achieve the conquest of the "Holy Land", but diverted to Constantinople, the capital of Byzantine Empire. It seemed occasional, while implied certain social background.

(18) Nestorianism , the heretic sect of the Christianity, having been persecuted in the Byzantine Empire, was spread into Persia and the Central Asia, and further into China.

(19) Byzantine churches, domed and decorated with mosaics, proliferated throughout the Byzantine Empire; most notable is the Hagia Sophia (532-537), built by Eastern emperor Justinian I at Constantinople.

(20) After the transient resurgence of imperial court of Macedonia, Byzantine Empire began to decline.