Studies on Byzantium, Seljuks, and Ottomans: Reprinted Studies

administrative Alexius Anatolia Ankara Anna Comnena Arab Armenians Asia Minor Athens Attaleia Babinger Balkans Bar Hebraeus Byzan Byzantine and Turkish BYZANTINE LEGACY Byzantine society Byzantium central Chalcocondyles Christian church Constantinople converted to Islam Danishmendids Decline of Medieval demographic dervish documents ecclesiastical economic Eflaki eleventh century emirs emperor Empire ethnic fifteenth century formal culture fourteenth century Georgian Giyath al-Din Greek groups Gurdji Khatun hearths Iacopo Ibid Ibn Battuta important inhabitants institutions ISLAMIZATION IN ASIA Istanbul Konya land LEGACY AND OTTOMAN Manuel Medieval Hellenism metropolitan military Muslim Nicaea Nicephorus Gregoras Nicetas Choniates nomadic Orthodox OTTOMAN FORMS Paris passim patriarch period Persian Perwane Philomelium political population regions religion rulers Rumi rural sedentary Seljuk social sources SPEROS VRYONIS sultan supra survived synodal Syrian texts Thamar thirteenth century tion towns Trebizond Turkish Turkish conquests Turkish Societies Turkmen Turks western Anatolia western Asia Minor καὶ τῆς τοῦ τῶν