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A.A. Vasiliev
History of the Byzantine empire

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9. The fall of Byzantium

 

Foreign policy of the Paleologi.

        Constantinople, the Acropolis of the universe, the imperial capital of the Romans, which, by the will of God, was under the power of the Latins, has come again under the power of the Romans — this has been granted them by the will of God through us.” These are the words in the autobiography of Michael Palaeologus, the first Emperor of the restored Byzantine Empire.[1]

 




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