Examines the history of Byzantium from its social, cultural, and political margins. The Byzantine world is reimagined by avoiding the male world of court politics and the cultural world of Constantinople and its elites, focusing instead on marginalized groups like workers, non-Greek speakers, polytheists and other non-Christians, women, and other peoples and cultures that are often left out of scholarly and popular depictions of the early Byzantine world.

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