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caesaropapism1 CONSTRUCTCaesaropapismDAGRON · BYZANTINE HISTORY

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Byzantine history

the alleged supremacy of the Byzantine emperor over the church, a label Dagron tested against the real ambivalence of imperial and priestly roles.

In Byzantine history, caesaropapism refers to the alleged supremacy of the Byzantine emperor over the church, a label Dagron tested against the real ambivalence of imperial and priestly roles. This meaning comes from Dagron (2003) in Emperor and Priest.[1]

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  1. Dagron, G. (2003). Emperor and Priest. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521036979

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