Michael Psellus

Michael Psellus was a Byzantine philosopher, historian, and politician who lived in the 11th century, around 1018 to 1078. He is best known for his writings on philosophy, history, and education, particularly his work "Chronographia," which records the history of the Byzantine Empire from his perspective. Psellus was influential in reviving interest in ancient Greek philosophy and was involved in numerous political and intellectual circles of his time. His contributions helped to shape the intellectual landscape of the Byzantine Empire, making him a significant figure in the history of both philosophy and literature.