Gyula Moravcsik

Gyula Moravcsik was a distinguished Byzantinologist best known for his monumental work on the historical sources on Byzantine relations with the Turks, Byzantinoturcica.

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TitleAuthorFormatPublication DatePrice
Cover: De Administrando ImperioDe Administrando ImperioPorphyrogenitus, Constantine
Moravcsik, Gyula
Jenkins, Romilly J. H.		PAPERBACK03/31/2009$19.95
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