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Classical learning in the Byzantine empire________.

Classical learning in the Byzantine empire________.
A) remained important throughout the empire for its entire history
B) was gradually replaced with Christian instruction
C) remained the only way educated people could learn to read
D) was considered superior to Christian instruction everywhere except Constantinople

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