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  • Anthony Melissa

    …also wrote an informal work, Christoithia (“Good Manners”), designed for the social and moral edification of Greek youth, which gained popularity in Byzantine society. Some historians claim the work is actually that of an 18th-century Greek scholar, Anthony the Byzantine, headmaster of the Greek school in Istanbul, who supposedly in…

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    …also wrote an informal work, Christoithia (“Good Manners”), designed for the social and moral edification of Greek youth, which gained popularity in Byzantine society. Some historians claim the work is actually that of an 18th-century Greek scholar, Anthony the Byzantine, headmaster of the Greek school in Istanbul, who supposedly in…

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