Byzantine Attitudes toward Islam during the Late Middle Ages

Authors

  • Speros Vryonis Jr

Abstract

Confronted by the successes of Islam, intellectuals offered differing critiques, some in a traditional mode of religious polemic, some in a secular and classicizing mode, while popular attitudes can to some extent be deduced from behavior.

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Published

1971-06-07

Issue

Vol. 12 No. 2 (1971)

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