"You are the Heretics!": Dialogue and Disputation between the Greek East and the Latin West after 1204
In the aftermath of the Fourth Crusade Byzantines and Latins engaged in numerous instances of dialogue and negotiation intended to unite the Greek and Roman Churches. The meeting between four mendicant friars and Patriarch Germanos II in Nicaea and Nymphaion in 1234 is indicative of a continuous tre...
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Medieval encounters
Year: 2018, Volume: 24, Issue: 5/6, Pages: 613-630 |
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Empire of Nicaea
B disputatio B John III Vatatzes B Byzantine diplomacy B Byzantine Studies B Fourth Crusade B successor states |
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