İoannis Kinnamos: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark
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'''Joannes Kinnamos''' yada '''John Cinnamus''' ({{lang-el|{{polytonic|'''Ἰωάννης Κίνναμος'''}}}} yada '''Κίναμος''' yada '''Σίνναμος'''; fl. 12.yüzyıl), [[Bizans]]lı tarihçi.
[[I. Manuel Komnenos]]'un İmparatorluk sekreteriydi (Yunanca "grammatikos," Çoğunlukla ordu yönetimi ile bağlantılı bir pozisyondur). Onun [[Avrupa]] ve [[Küçük
Kinnamos,
Kinnamos's work breaks off abruptly, though it is highly likely that the original continued to the death of Manuel. There are also indications that the present work is an abridgment of a much larger work. The hero of the history is Manuel, and throughout the history Kinnamos attempts to highlight what he sees as the superiority of the Eastern Empire to the West. Similarly, he is a determined opponent of what he perceives as the pretensions of the [[Pope|papacy]]. Nevertheless, he writes with the straightforwardness of a soldier, and occasionally admits his ignorance of certain events. The work is well organized arranged, and its style, modeled on [[Xenophon]], is simple, especially when compared with the florid writing of other Byzantine authors. William Plate considers him the best of the European historians of this period.<ref>[[William Smith (scholar)|Smith]], editor. ''Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology'', 1867.</ref>
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