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Tag Archives: Fatimid
Tides of War: Byzantium’s Vacillating Imperial Fortunes – Part 8
The Seljuks and Manzikert “…the fortunes of the Roman Empire had sunk to their lowest ebb. For the armies of the East were dispersed in all directions, because the Turks had over-spread, and gained command of, nearly all the countries … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbasid, Alp Arslan, Anatolia, Andronikos Doukas, Anna Komnene, Arrows, Bishop of Rome, Byzantine Empire, Byzantium, Constantinople, Fatimid, Franks, Malazgirt, Manzikert, Nomads, Pecheneg, Pope, Roman Empire, Romani, Romanos IV Diogenes, Seljuk, Steppe, Sultan, Tagmata, The Alexiad, Turks, Varangian Guard
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