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grbs-10651	Moles, Ian M.	Nationalism and Byzantine Greece	1969	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5306	182	47	Vacalopoulos (p.43) agrees with the doyen of modern Hellenic his­ torical scholarship, Paparregopoulos, that a starting-point for the study of modern Greek nationalism can readily be found by tracing a continuous evolution of the Greek language and, parallel with it, a 2 A. E. Vacalopoulos, 'Icrropla TOV Nlov 'E>J.TjvtupoDv I (Thessaloniki 1961). Many dis­ tinctive features of modern Greek nationalism, so Vacalopoulos maintains, can never be wholly discerned, let alone described, without initial reference to their origins in late Byzantine (Palaeologian) times.	cache/grbs-10651.pdf	txt/grbs-10651.txt