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Female Monarchs in the Medieval Byzantine Court: Prejudice, Disbelief, and Calumnies,ted as patrons of literature. Nevertheless, women were generally characterized as weak and untrustworthy, and they were often viewed with suspicion as sexual temptresses. Very few of them had the chance to reach the higher ranks of the imperial court and to come to power.

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