Pancyprian Examinations (Cyprus) · History of Cyprus
Roman, Byzantine and Lusignan Cyprus
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- According to the Acts of the Apostles, which Roman proconsul at Paphos became a believer during the visit of Paul and Barnabas?
- After earthquakes in the fourth century AD destroyed Salamis, the city was rebuilt and renamed Constantia. In whose honour?
- Emperor Zeno confirmed the independence of the Church of Cyprus in 488 after the discovery of whose relics?
- Cyprus was divided in influence between Byzantium and the Arab caliphate from the seventh century. Which emperor restored full Byzantine control in 965?
- Who ruled Cyprus as a self-proclaimed emperor from 1184 until Richard I of England deposed him in 1191?
- Which military order bought Cyprus from Richard I in 1191 but handed it back after an uprising in Nicosia?
- In 1365 King Peter I of Cyprus led a crusade that sacked which city?
- In 1373 a maritime republic took Famagusta after riots at the coronation of Peter II and held it until 1464. Which republic?
- Bellapais Abbey near Kyrenia was built in the Lusignan period for canons of which order?
- What was the Bulla Cypria, issued by Pope Alexander IV in 1260?
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