[DOC] [TLE] In the 500s & 600s it replaced Latin as the official language of the ... [PAR] Jeopardy Question: LANGUAGES - In the 500s & 600s it replaced Latin as the 
official language of the Byzantine Empire. [DOC] [TLE] Byzantine Empire - Wikipedia [PAR] The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire, was the 
continuation of ... 379395), Christianity became the Empire's official state 
religion and other religious ... governed were divided into competing Byzantine 
Greek and Latin realms. ... 11 Language; 12 Legacy; 13 See also; 14 Annotations
; 15 Notes... [DOC] [TLE] Early Middle Ages - Wikipedia [PAR] After Greek replaced Latin as the official language of the Empire, historians refer 
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languages were .... Latin was the official language of the Roman army until the 
mid-6th century, and ... Greek continued as the language of the Byzantine Empire
, and developed into a ..... Bound lead tablets of magic inscriptions (300500 AD)
. [DOC] [TLE] The Byzantine Empire [PAR] From Eastern Roman to Byzantine: transformation of Roman culture (500-800) ... 
The eastern part of the Roman empire completed its transformation from Roman 
... century, when Greek replaced Latin as the official language of the imperial 
court. ... Gradual growth of the use of icons in the Christian church after 400: by 
600s... [DOC] [TLE] Byzantium (ca. 3301453) | Essay | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History ... [PAR] Christianity replaced the gods of ... many of the empire's Italian provinces were 
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language of the Byzantine state and church, and Christianity spread ... in western 
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.... Greek replaced Latin as the official language, and administrative and military 
... In the mid-500's, Emperor Justinian I organized extensive military campaigns 
that, ... control of Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa by the end of the 600?s. [DOC] [TLE] Summer Reading 2016.pdf - Marblehead High School [PAR] and even though the Byzantine Empire rose in the lands around the eastern Medi
- ... 1) The Early Middle Ages (500-1000 C.E.)  During this era the Germanic ... 
but more importantly, the Roman concept of rule of law was replaced by informal 
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Scandinavians and ... Many monasteries built, stressed prayer and charity; 
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number of states ruled by German kings. ... around 500 became the first 
Germanic ruler to convert to Christi- ..... During the 600s and 700s, the Frankish ... 
Bible, but also the works of classical Latin authors. ...... as the empire's official 
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Question: In the 500s & 600s it replaced Latin as the official language of the Byzantine Empire
Answer: Greek