Byzantine time
Byzantine time is a method of keeping time that originated in the Byzantine Empire. It is now rarely used save for in Eastern Orthodox monasteries, for example, on Mount Athos in Greece and Mar Saba monastery in the West Bank. Ethiopia (where a branch of the Orthodox church is the largest religion of the country) also uses this type of timing. In Byzantine time, hour 0:00:00 begins daily at sunset rather than midnight. Due to seasonal variations in the length of a day, hour zero can vary by several hours throughout the year. The Byzantine calendar is a related method of keeping dates.
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Byzantine time
Byzantine time is a method of keeping time that originated in the Byzantine Empire. It is now rarely used save for in Eastern Orthodox monasteries, for example, on Mount Athos in Greece and Mar Saba monastery in the West Bank. Ethiopia (where a branch of the Orthodox church is the largest religion of the country) also uses this type of timing. In Byzantine time, hour 0:00:00 begins daily at sunset rather than midnight. Due to seasonal variations in the length of a day, hour zero can vary by several hours throughout the year. The Byzantine calendar is a related method of keeping dates.
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Byzantine time is a method of ...... lated method of keeping dates.
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L'hora bizantina és un mètode ...... relacionat de mantenir dates.
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Byzantine time is a method of ...... lated method of keeping dates.
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L'hora bizantina és un mètode ...... relacionat de mantenir dates.
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Η βυζαντινή ώρα είναι μια παλι ...... ή μέθοδος τήρησης ημερομηνιών.
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Byzantine time
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Hora bizantina
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Βυζαντινή ώρα
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