Byzantium's Greek legacy is as European and valid as is Rome's Latin offspring, but where would we expect to find it in today's Europe? Where do we find the flavor of Byzantium today? Byzantium died in 1453, yet Eastern Europe and Western Europe, have been at odds and suspicious of one another's' motives since the Roman Empire was divided. Can the Cold War be traced back to the divisions between the Greek and Latin worlds when Christianity split along the same lines, and so also split Europe? Even today suspicions of Russian actions and motives are enormous, and they also are suspicious of ours. Is there a cultural divide here going all the way back to Greece and Rome?