Definition: Byzantine, a word derived from Greek "byzantium," refers to a period of significant development and cultural influence in the Byzantine Empire (6th-10th centuries AD), characterized by its architectural style, patronage system, and artistic achievements. The term is often used to describe an era of artistic and intellectual prosperity during which Byzantine art, architecture, and literature flourished. It also refers to a period of political instability and turmoil that lasted from the 8th century
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