Home›Philosophers›Nationality›Byzantine Empire (Historical)Browse ByByzantine Empire (Historical)Nationality groups philosophers by the country each one came from. Wikipedia describes Immanuel Kant as "a German philosopher," a nationality that placed him within the German university system of his day. This dimension shows which countries produced the philosophers behind a given tradition.Byzantine Empire (Historical)ConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)Byzantine Empire (Historical)Filter Results24 entriesMovementAllAncient Greek And Roman Logic (1)Classical And Ancient Political Thought (1)Medieval Scholastic And Byzantine Logic (3)Medieval Scholastic And Byzantine Philosophy Of Religion (5)Medieval Scholastic Philosophy (1)Other Epistemology Traditions (1)Other Ethics Traditions (1)Other Metaphysical Traditions (6)Other Philosophy Of Science Traditions (1)Renaissance And Early Modern (4)Branch of PhilosophyAllEthics (1)Logic (1)EraAll790 (1)815 (1)1018 (1)1025 (1)1050 (1)1197 (1)1242 (1)1253 (1)1260 (1)1270 (1)1295 (1)1328 (1)1350 (1)1355 (1)1395 (1)1400 (2)1978 (1)TraditionAllAristotelian philosophy within the Orthodox Church (1)Aristotelianism (1)Byzantine Neoplatonism (1)Byzantine philosophy, Neoplatonism (1)Karaite Judaism (2)Neoplatonism (2)Pontic Greek Renaissance scholar of the late Byzantine era (1)In GroupAllAncient Greek And Roman Logic (1)Classical And Ancient Political Thought (1)Medieval Scholastic And Byzantine Logic (3)Medieval Scholastic And Byzantine Philosophy Of Religion (5)Medieval Scholastic Philosophy (1)Other Epistemology Traditions (1)Other Ethics Traditions (1)Other Metaphysical Traditions (6)Other Philosophy Of Science Traditions (1)Renaissance And Early Modern (4)Birthplace / RegionAllCrete (1)Italy (1)Turkey (12)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 24Aaron ben ElijahByzantine Empire (Historical)Aaron ben Joseph of ConstantinopleByzantine Empire (Historical)BessarionByzantine Empire (Historical)Constantine of NicaeaByzantine Empire (Historical)Eustratius of NicaeaByzantine Empire (Historical)Gennadius ScholariusByzantine Empire (Historical)George AmiroutzesByzantine Empire (Historical)George Gemistos PlethonByzantine Empire (Historical)George of TrebizondByzantine Empire (Historical)George PachymeresByzantine Empire (Historical)John ItalusByzantine Empire (Historical)Leo the MathematicianByzantine Empire (Historical)Manuel ChrysolorasByzantine Empire (Historical)Michael PsellosByzantine Empire (Historical)Nicephorus GregorasByzantine Empire (Historical)Nicholas of MethoneByzantine Empire (Historical)Nikephoros BlemmydesByzantine Empire (Historical)Nikephoros ChoumnosByzantine Empire (Historical)Photios I of ConstantinopleByzantine Empire (Historical)SophoniasByzantine Empire (Historical)Stephanus of AlexandriaByzantine Empire (Historical)Theodore MetochitesByzantine Empire (Historical)Theodore of SmyrnaByzantine Empire (Historical)Zerahiah the GreekByzantine Empire (Historical)ConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 759 connections.SourcesEncyclopaedia Britannicatier 1Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.Contains: Samuel Taylor ColeridgeContains: Thomas CarlyleContains: Emanuel SwedenborgView the SourceStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophytier 1Stanford University, Center for the Study of Language and InformationContains: Karl MarxContains: Jean BodinContains: Thomas HobbesContains: John LockeContains: Jean-Jacques RousseauContains: Max WeberContains: SocratesContains: Rene DescartesContains: Friedrich NietzscheView the SourceHugo Grotius (Britannica)Contains: Hugo GrotiusComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.