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People from Venice; defeated the Vikings. |
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Pictures made up of any bits of colored glass or stone. |
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Former name of Constantinople. |
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Based on the Greek alphabet. |
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Chemical mixture that ignited when it came into contact with fire. |
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Capital of the Byzantine Empire. |
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Holy objects from the past. |
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Wealth a woman brought with her when she married. |
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Macedonian; greatest Byzantine emperor.
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Emperor who ordered a stop to the use of icons in religious worship. |
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Emperor of the Byzantine empire. |
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A church in Constantinople. |
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Leader of the Church in Constantinople. |
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Legal scholar who headed a group to rewrite laws. |
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Byzantine officer; reorganized and led the army. |
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Church officials in charge of the empire's important areas. |
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