Every year on 29 May we remember the glory of Byzantium and millennial, because on this day in 1453, it fell under Ottoman Constantinople, capital of the empire known in history as the “Byzantine”. Byzantine culture and civilization continued after the fall of Constantinople in the Orthodox space, as Byzantium after Byzantium concept formulated by …
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Continue reading (Română) Ponțiu Pilat, demnitarul roman din Crez
The report written by Pilate, governor of Judea by Tiberius, emperor of the Roman Empire, immediately after the Crucifixion The Report of Pilate was found in one of the Vatican’s libraries by a German student who was in Rome for theological studies. But the student did not find it too important to emulate. But as …
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LETTER OF PILATES WIFE, CLAUDIA PROCULA, TO HER FRIEND, FULVIA ROMELIA The original of this letter it to be found among old manuscripts in one of the vast libraries in Italy. From the original a copy was prepared and sent, about the year 1643, to Bishop Dionysius of Constantinople. The following are its contents: “From …
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