Примеры использования Early byzantine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The dating of Early Byzantine tombstones is a difficult and poorly researched subject.
The Chronology andPeriodization of Artezian Settlement in the Middle Ages Early Byzantine Period.
In Cherson, Early Byzantine epigraphy is the most widely represented, both thematically and quantitatively.
Ponomarev(Kerch)- The Chronology andPeriodization of Artezian Settlement in the Middle Ages Early Byzantine Period.
The majority of Early Byzantine monuments dated by the local Bosporan era belong to the last third of the Vth century.
The paper gives a general outline of the early history of women's monasticism in early Byzantine Egypt.
In Porec in the church is a mosaic Euphrasian early Byzantine period, according to its value equal to Ravenna mosaics.
The city was inhabited almost continuously from the beginning of the Middle Palaeolithic up until the Early Byzantine period.
Here you can find one of the most beautiful churches of early Byzantine architecture in Europe called Euphrasian Basilica.
It also lies on the archaeologicalsite of Makrygianni and the ruins of a part of Roman and early Byzantine Athens.
The most important are examples of the early Byzantine church architecture, reliefs and inscriptions carved on limestone slabs.
In the 18th century their remains were brought to Cyprus andplaced in a small early Byzantine basilica in Meniko.
Among the Early Byzantine inscriptions of Cherson there is not a single one where the two forms co-exist.
At the time of the formation of Christianity as a state religion in the early Byzantine special place was occupied by women.
In Early Byzantine funerary inscriptions of the Northern Black Sea region, this formula typically serves to introduce a date: V 71(Cherson, VIth century), V 288 Bosporos, IVth cent.
The city of Knossos had 100.000 citizens andit continued to be an important city-state until the early Byzantine period.
It is most likely based on the abundant examples of late Roman or early Byzantine buildings that lay ruined in the Bulgarian lands.
On the opposite side is a collection of different lamps and lanterns:from ceramic to bronze Greco-Roman and early Byzantine periods.
This region, as well as the Dniester estuary, lack Early Byzantine inscriptions altogether, although Early Byzantine fortifications were present both in Alushta and Gurzuf.
However, as far as the site is not completely investigated;hence authors concede there was a small early Byzantine settlement at its territory.
Despite the differences, the Early Byzantine palaeography, being a derivative of the Late Antique, is much more homogenous than the Middle Byzantine in the Northern Black Sea region.
It is thought that there was a small settlement there(however its name is still unknown), which thrived in the Hellenistic,Roman and early Byzantine periods.
The large pulpit(ambo)found in Basilica A is the only surviving ambo from the early Byzantine period and is kept in the garden of the Hagia Sophia.
In the late Roman/early Byzantine Empire, the title was used, along with the old-established stratēgos, to translate into Greek the office of magister militum"master of the soldiers.
Geographically, most inscriptions originate from the main ecclestiastical, administrative, andcultural center of this region- Early Byzantine Hermonassa- Medieval Tamatarcha modern Taman.
The comes sacrarum largitionum("Count of the Sacred Largesses"; in Greek: κόμης τῶν θείων θησαυρῶν, kómes tōn theíon thesaurōn)was one of the senior fiscal officials of the late Roman Empire and the early Byzantine Empire.
In Crete there are more than 800 churches adorned with wonderful frescoes,which depict the evolution of ecclesiastical art from the early Byzantine times to the Cretan School of Painting during the Venetian Era.
Ceramic objects from the late Roman or early Byzantine periods have also been found, and a burial cave, with remains dating to Byzantine and the beginning of the Umayyad periods sixth-seventh centuries CE.
Two inscriptions, V 316(767 C.E.) and 289, come from the church of St. John the Precursor, but they are carved on the church columns,which apparently originate from the Early Byzantine church- possibly, a nearby basilica.
You should also pay attention to a perfectly preserved part of the palace(early Byzantine period), an early Christian Roman basilicaримская базилика in Polagah and the Odyssey's cave where the famous Homer's hero met nymph Calypso.