It was not a culture which preserved Roman manuscripts. It was the Emperor Charlemagne who ordered monks around Europe to transcribe Roman manuscripts in the early 9th century. The Italian humanists of the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance travelled around the abbeys and monasteries of Europe to find Roman writings.
Greek writings and their knowledge were preserved in Greece in the Byzantine period. Few Latin translations of Greek works survived in the west and knowledge of the Greek language had waned. The Florentine humanist Coluccio Salutati invented the Byzantine scholar Manuel Chysoloras to Florence in 1397 to teach Greek to a select group of scholars. Interest in the Greeks increased after the capture of Constantinople by the Ottoman Turks in 1453. Greek scholars fled to Italy and taught Greek and Greek science and philosophy.
One major accomplishment that is often not attributed to Byzantine culture is the development of the Renaissance humanism that emerged in Western Europe. While Byzantium preserved and transmitted classical knowledge, the specific cultural movement emphasizing individualism and secularism during the Renaissance primarily originated in Italy. Additionally, Byzantine culture is often overshadowed by its contributions in art, architecture, and law, rather than its influence on Western philosophical thought.
The Harlem Renaissance contributed poetry, art, and jazz to American culture.
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The Christian Church preserved much of the Roman legacy. The Byzantines preserved both Roman law as well as Greek culture. The Byzantine Empire was known as the "Shield of Europe", and protected Europe from barbaric invasion, as well as from the destruction of culture.
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Because of the raids in the Byzantine Empire, scholars brought ancient writing with them while trying to escape the Turks. Most of the works were brought to Italy, and they were Classical writings, the same as the ones found in Greek writings. They searched for writings in Latin, and rediscovered the Classical culture and that is what started the Renaissance.
Because of the raids in the Byzantine Empire, scholars brought ancient writing with them while trying to escape the Turks. Most of the works were brought to Italy, and they were Classical writings, the same as the ones found in Greek writings. They searched for writings in Latin, and rediscovered the Classical culture and that is what started the Renaissance.
No one preserved these cultures. They were rediscovered in the Renaissance.
The principal culture that transferred Greek astronomical knowledge to Renaissance Europe was the Islamic civilization. Islamic scholars preserved and expanded upon the works of ancient Greek astronomers, translating them into Arabic and then into Latin. These translations played a crucial role in the transmission of Greek astronomical knowledge to European scholars during the Renaissance.
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Roman culture is reborn in the Renaissance.
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The renaissance was a time when art and culture thrived in Europe
One major accomplishment that is often not attributed to Byzantine culture is the development of the Renaissance humanism that emerged in Western Europe. While Byzantium preserved and transmitted classical knowledge, the specific cultural movement emphasizing individualism and secularism during the Renaissance primarily originated in Italy. Additionally, Byzantine culture is often overshadowed by its contributions in art, architecture, and law, rather than its influence on Western philosophical thought.
The Harlem Renaissance contributed poetry, art, and jazz to American culture.
The renaissance was a time when art and culture thrived in Europe
It is European Culture, in the Renaissance.