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In the Byzantine Empire, men predominantly occupied roles in military leadership, governance, and administration. They served as soldiers, generals, and officials, contributing to the empire's defense and political stability. Additionally, educated men often held positions in the church and the bureaucracy, helping shape the empire's religious and cultural policies. Overall, men were central to the empire's power structures and its day-to-day operations.
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