1909/01/01 by William Miller · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · Engineering · #Historical and Religious Studies of Rome #Classical Antiquity Studies #Byzantine Studies and History #Facsimile #History #Ancient history #Duchy #Classics #Archaeology #Law #Engineering #Telecommunications #Political science
paper · doi:10.2307/624683
published in The Journal of Hellenic Studies 29(2), 198-201 (Cambridge University Press)
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To students of Frankish Greece the church at Karditza in Boeotia is one of the most interesting in the country, because it contains an inscription referring to an important Frankish personage, Antoine le Flamenc, and dating from the fatal year 1311, which witnessed the overthrow of the Frankish Duchy of Athens in the swamps of the Boeotian Kephissós. Buchon had twice published this inscription; but, as I was anxious to know in what condition it was and to have an exact facsimile of it, I asked Mr. D. Steel, the manager of the Lake Copaïs Company, to have a fresh copy taken.