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4 days ago · The Byzantine Empire's history is generally periodised from late antiquity until the Fall of Constantinople in 1453 AD. From the 3rd to 6th centuries, the Greek East and Latin West of the Roman Empire gradually diverged, marked by Diocletian's (r. 284–305) formal partition of its administration in 285, the establishment of an eastern capital in Constantinople by Constantine I in 330, and the ...
4 days ago · However, the Phrygian language survived, although now written in the Greek alphabet. Under Rome and Byzantium. In 133 BC, the remnants of Phrygia passed to Rome. For purposes of provincial administration, the Romans maintained a divided Phrygia, attaching the northeastern part to the province of Galatia and the western portion to the province ...
Some voicings that are used are like A C E F# for F#m7b5, then move the root and 7th apart by a half step resulting in B7b9b13. spelled A C D# G. That's 7 b9 3 b13 of B. Then resolve it rootless to G B D F# (3 5 7 9 of e minor) You can play any inversion to start but this is a great starter position as well as the 3rd inversion of the half ...
3 days ago · Good father, do not forget me, but have mercy and pity my miserable case. I know if you did but see me, you would weep to see me; for I have but one suit. (But [though] it is a strange one, it is very well guarded.) Wherefore, for God’s sake, pity me. I pray you to remember my love to all my friends and kindred.
5 days ago · Here are four surprising facts about this carol favourite: 1. The author was not a Christian. According to the book Stories of Best Loved Christmas Songs the original text of O Holy Night was written in 1847 by a French poet named Placide Cappeau. After being approached by the local priest Cappeau was commissioned to write a poem in celebration ...
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2 days ago · Quo Christus, mundi spes, Deus, Conscendit caelos arduos. The morn has dawned upon the sky, The sacred day of joy and light, When Christ, our hope arose on high. Above the stars in glory bright. A scendens in altum Dominus, Propriam sedem remeat; Gavisa sunt caeli regna.
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