Church Reform In The Late Byzantine Empire: A Study Of The Patriarchate Of Athanasius Of Constantinople, 1289-1293, 1303-1309 by John Lawrence Boojamra
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Overview: When the twenty-two year old Andronicos II (December It, 1282 – May 24, 1328) acceded to the throne of Byzantium, the empire was in a state of political, social, and ecclesiastical decline.
In 1261 the empire had been restored to its capital, Constantinople, after fifty-seven years of Latin occupation. The city, however, had declined sadly from its former glory. The area of its effective hegemony was reduced to western Asia Minor, some islands in the Aegean Sea, Macedonia, the Morea, and Byzantine Thrace. Even this remnant was subject to continuing assaults of the Turks, the pillaging of the Catalan mercenaries turned hostile, and the economic exploitation of Genoese and Venetian merchants
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