The Greek East is a phrase used to define the territories of the Greek-speaking, Orthodox peoples of the Eastern
References
*Sherrard, Philip. "The Greek East and the Latin West: a study in the Christian tradition". London: Oxford University Press, 1959; reprinted Limni [Greece] : Denise Harvey & Company, 1992.
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