Byzantine
medieval Greek
['kachin state', 'old church slavonic', 'hangul', 'serbian cyrillic', 'sotho', 'europe', 'afrikaans', 'kannada', 'finland', 'amharic', 'tamil', 'punic', 'norwegian', 'carolinian', 'moldovan', 'rwanda', 'romani', 'chuvash', 'ottoman', 'kashubian', 'turkmen', 'tatar', 'church slavonic', 'italians', 'somali', 'old italian', 'northern sami', 'scottish', 'latvian', 'old irish', 'khasi', 'skolt sami', 'palauan', 'parsi', 'tibetan', 'marathi', 'kiribati', 'pomoan s', 'koine greek', 'maltese islands', 'abaza', 'esperanto', 'venda', 'hebraic', 'european union', 'berber s', 'egyptian', 'british english', 'papiamentu', 'lezgian', 'sango', 'chichewa', 'chuvashia', 'ryukyuan', 'gaelic', 'kongo', 'middle persian', 'castilian', 'siswati', 'abkhazian', 'slovenian', 'pitkern', 'tswana', 'castilian spanish', 'hindustani', 'esperantists', 'georgian', 'belarusian', 'swazi', 'portuguese', 'nepali', 'sinhalese', 'english grammar', 'buryat', 'macedonian cyrillic', 'armenia', 'greek cypriot', 'setswana', 'grecia', 'armenian', 'chuvash republic', 'czech', 'slovenija', 'swedish', 'javanese', 'gaeilge', 'ossetian', 'fijian', 'samoan', 'azeri', 'spanish', 'european portuguese', 'manchu', 'finnish', 'asturian', 'indonesian', 'capeverdean crioulo', 'greek people', 'cymraeg']
Hieronymus Wolf
Hieronymus Wolf (13 August 1516 - 8 October 1580) was a sixteenth-century German historian and humanist, most famous for introducing a system of Byzantine historiography that eventually became the standard in works of medieval Greek history.