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A quick look inside of some of the subjects covered: Giovanni Giustiniani, Graitzas Palaiologos – Sources, Pope Nicholas V – Pope Nicholas V and slavery, Shades of purple – Tyrian purple: Classical antiquity, Classical antiquity – Politics, Anti-Turkism – Early history, Battle of Adrianople (1205) – Aftermath, Charge (warfare) – Notable charges, Title – Aristocratic titles, Timeline of Istanbul history – 15th–19th centuries, Greek art – Byzantine period, Istanbul, Turkey, Byzantine–Ottoman Wars – Ottoman victory 1424–1453, Asphalt – Early use in Europe, History of the Byzantine Empire, Western culture – The Medieval West, Demetrios Palaiologos – Life, University of Constantinople – History, Eagle – As national symbols, Byzantine art – Legacy, Christianity in the 15th century, Dum Diversas, History of the Orthodox Church – Hesychast controversy, Comnenus – The later family, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople – Fall of Constantinople in 1453 and the Ottoman age, Latin Empire – Origins, Ionian Islands – Napoleonic era, Constantinople – 1261–1453 and the Fall of Constantinople, Armenians in the Ottoman Empire – Patriarchate of Constantinople, Age of Discovery – Portuguese exploration, Christendom – Renaissance innovations, John Hunyadi – Conflicts and reconciliations (1453–1455), Enrico Dandolo – Fourth Crusade, Theodosian Walls, Byzantine Empire under the Palaiologos dynasty – Learning under the Palaiologoi, and much more…