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YPH305 Byzantine literature Professor: The study of Byzantine literature offers an overview of the texts being written during the Byzantine Empire (330 – 1453). After the completion of the lectures students will be able to distinguish various literary forms and understand the importance of literary texts in their historical, social and religious frame. Course outline...