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July 2, 2026Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies

Leslie Ivings, Byzantine Emperor Constantine V, ‘the Dung-named’. General, Patriarch, Iconoclast, Reformer . Barnsley, UK: Pen & Sword, 2025. Pp. 240.

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The work examines the multifaceted role of Byzantine Emperor Constantine V, focusing on his contributions to military and religious reform.
Exploration of historical texts and accounts related to Constantine V
Analysis of Constantine's reforms and their implications on the Byzantine Empire
Discussion of military strategies and iconoclastic policies
Highlights the significance of Constantine V's iconoclastic stance in Byzantine history
Evaluates the impact of his military reforms on the empire's stability
Describes the challenges he faced in religious leadership during his reign

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Explores the life and impact of Byzantine Emperor Constantine V, highlighting his reforms and military strategies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a48a51b89561a0c2d78dfc9 https://doi.org/10.1017/byz.2026.10071

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