Byzantine influence can be seen in russian literature because
a. the russians allowed only literature from the byzantine empire into the country.
b. educated russians read all the greek classics.
c. the russians translated greek and religious texts into russian.
d. russians following the eastern orthodox religion read only religious texts.

Byzantine influence can be seen in Russian literature because the Russian translated Greek and religious texts into Russian. During the 11th century, the influence of Byzantine culture in the Russian Empire became very strong after Grand Prince Vladimir adopted the Byzantine version of Christianity. The new Orthodox Church had a great impact on literature because most of the literary works were translations of religious texts to Old Church Slavonic language, a type of religious language. Most of the translations were made from Greek originals and there were just a few literary works that were not religious texts.

Byzantine influence can be seen in Russian literature because the Russian translated Greek and religious texts into Russian. During the 11th century, the influence of Byzantine culture in the Russian Empire became very strong after Grand Prince Vladimir adopted the Byzantine version of Christianity. The new Orthodox Church had a great impact on literature because most of the literary works were translations of religious texts to Old Church Slavonic language, a type of religious language. Most of the translations were made from Greek originals and there were just a few literary works that were not religious texts.

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