纪录片部落--纪录片《[DiscoveryChannel纪录片]迷失的帝国拜占庭Byzantium,theLostEmpire-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载》高清百度云1080p下载

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[Discovery Channel系列]：迷失的帝国拜占庭Byzantium, the Lost Empire-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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由约翰·罗默（John Romer）主持，1997年????由探索频道（Discovery Channel）发行的文化历史纪录片??-英语旁白Culture, History Documentary hosted by John Romer and published by Discovery Channel in 1997 - English narration

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古老而传奇的拜占庭帝国-也被称为东罗马帝国-比罗马的灭亡延续了一千年。新秩序上升为世界历史上最后一个古典文明，它避开了黑暗时代西方学习的痕迹，摆脱了东方的丝绸和香料贸易，并最终屈服于十字军和奥斯曼帝国的残酷发展。穿过君士坦丁堡的大门，这是世界之眼，东方仍然与西方交汇。探索圣索非亚大教堂的宏伟清真寺。参观威尼斯的圣马可百货商店，观看从未有过的影视作品。历史学家约翰·罗默（John Romer）带领着一段迷人的时光倒流，发掘了堕落，困扰和被遗忘领域的奇妙宝藏。书面，??建立梦想???“游行是由伟大的罗马皇帝君士坦丁领导的。他带来了一群神父，异教徒和基督教徒，他们都拿着令人难以置信的文物收藏。十二个篮子里装满了碎屑，有人说我们的主是面包和鱼的奇迹，那是诺亚造船的斧头，还有皇帝本人秘密从罗马带来的雕像，希腊神巴黎的雕像。占星家规定的确切时刻，他们将遗物埋在那儿，在柱脚下，君士坦丁改称君士坦丁堡为城市，并称其为新帝国的首都。四十年来，他杀死了敌人和家人，他死后，人们都对他感到恐惧，以至于一个星期没有人碰他的身体。”[编辑]??天上人间???这是书籍和文字的语言。但是，除非它失败了，否则它必须为世界迅速发展和发展一套全新的形象。诀窍是天才，不仅是用一万个异教徒的符号和符号来交换这种古老的混乱，以获取一组基督教图像，而且是找到一种将这些基督教图像和图像直接传播到整个地中海的快速方法。书籍-书籍就是答案。基督教诞生的同时就发明了书籍。” [编辑]?但想找到一种在古代地中海地区传播这些基督教图像和图片的快速方法。书籍-书籍就是答案。基督教诞生的同时就发明了书籍。” [编辑]?但想找到一种在古代地中海地区传播这些基督教图像和图片的快速方法。书籍-书籍就是答案。基督教诞生的同时就发明了书籍。” [编辑]??羡慕世界???“这个梦持续了一千年，一个梦被西方军队粉碎，拜占庭的名声从冰岛到中国，从埃塞俄比亚到俄罗斯，再到地球上的每个王国。它的中心，君士坦丁堡，世界上最大的市场：其寓言中的财富The ancient, legendary empire of Byzantium - also known as the Eastern Roman Empire - outlasted the demise of Rome by a thousand years. A new order rose to become the last classical civilization of world history, sheltering the vestiges of Western learning during the Dark Ages, thriving off the silk and spice trade from the East, and eventually succumbing to the ruthless advance of crusaders and Ottomans. Pass through the gates of Constantinople, the eye of the world, where East still meets West. Explore the magnificent mosque of Hagia Sophia. Visit the treasury of St. Mark's in Venice and see antiquities never before filmed for television. Historian John Romer leads a fascinating journey back in time to discover the wondrous treasures of a fallen, haunted and forgotten realm. Written, produced and narrated by John Romer Edited by Alan Trott Music by Howard Davidson 3 hours, 29 minutes, English audio, 1997[edit] Building the Dream "The procession was led by the great Roman Emperor, Constantine. And he brought with him a bunch of priests, pagan and Christian ones, and they were all holding an incredible collection of relics. There were twelve baskets filled with crumbs, the residue it was said of our Lord's miracle of the loaves and fishes. There was the very axe that Noah made the Ark with and there was a statue that the Emperor himself had brought secretly from Rome, the statue of the Greek god, Paris. And at the exact moment prescribed by astrologers, they buried their relics just over there, at the foot of the column. And Constantine renamed the city Constantinople and claimed it as the capital of his grand new empire. For forty years, he killed foes and family alike and when he died, people were so frightened of him that no one touched his body for a week."[edit] Heaven on Earth "Look! Here is Jupiter. This is a pagan book illustrating pagan poetry, and it's a picture of Jupiter the king of the gods, and he's got a halo just like Christian saints will have in their pictures. And he's holding a globe just like Christ will in a thousand churches. And he's sitting under the arc of heaven as Christ does, and he's king of the stars and the moon and the sun. This is a pose which says to you,"KING". You can't have Jesus king of the world unless he looks like a king. That's where they're getting their iconography from - straight from the pagan faith. But When Christianity took over the Roman Empire, it attacked and swept away all these signs. Now these signs were as old as man himself, and Christianity was pretty poorly supplied with alternatives. After all, it was a language of books and words. But unless it was to fail, it had to develop and develop quickly a whole new set of images for the world. The trick, the genius, wasn't just to swap this ancient chaos with ten thousand pagan signs and symbols for a single set of Christian images, but to find a quick way of spreading these Christian images and pictures right through the ancient Mediterranean. Books - books were the answer. Books were invented at the same time that Christianity started."[edit] Envy of the World "The dream that lasted for a thousand years, a dream shattered by the armies of the West, the fame of Byzantium, traveled from Iceland to China, from Ethiopia to Russia, to every kingdom on the earth. And, at its center, Constantinople, the world's great marketplace: its fabled wealth, its gold, its emeralds, its palaces, its glittering churches. A legend so rich it caused its own destruction. In 1204, the Venetians managed to divert a cutthroat army of Crusaders from their sacred vows to capture Palestine for Christendom. Promising them the plunder of Byzantium, they provided lists of the treasures and the holy relics inside Constantinople. On the thirteenth of April, Venetian war galleys sailed up to the city walls and the knights of France and Germany, of Italy and England, jumped from the boats onto the battlements. Over the next fifty years half of Constantinople was boxed up, crated, and shipped out of the city to Venice and the West."[edit] Forever and Ever "On the last day of Byzantium, an eerie quiet fell over the city. Mehmet had told the Turks to rest, for a whole day, before the last assault. He gave the emperor time to walk with all that was left of the armies and nobles of Byzantium, once again into the great church, and there, after all their arguing in Florence, the Greeks and the Latins joined together in a last service, and the emperor went to the altar and was given the last rites. Then, he walked back to the palace, and there he made a speech to his commanders. A speech, you might say that it was the last speech of the ancient world. Byzantium was not a kingdom of this world. It was a belief in the inevitability that the world came, had a beginning, will come to an end. So when the emperor went onto to the walls and took with him the most ancient icons of his faith, and he knew that he would die, he also knew that he was right."

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