History

Capital of Byzantuim now called Istanbul

Roman laws collected by the emperor of Byzantium

a trade empire that eventually became the Russian-traded extensively with Byzantines

male head of a family or leaders of the Eastern Orthodox religion

built as a church in the 6th century in Constantinople

an image or decoration made of small bits of tile or stone or glass

a holy image or something important

the alphabet that the Russian language uses

the emperor or king in Russia

the main Christian faith of the Byzantium empire

split

the wife of Justinian, the emperor of the Byzantine Empire