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I think El Greco should be removed from this page. He can't be a Byzantine scholar, cause when he lived there was no Byzantine Empire! 155.207.254.67 13:13, 7 July 2007 (UTC)
This list includes artists and scholars that fled Byzantine and post-Byzantine Greece to Renaissance Europe during the decline of the Byzantine empire and after the sack of Constantinople. El Greco is included in the list along with many others that tansfected the Byzantine heritage to western europe Ipodamos
