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At that time, the Eastern Roman Empire was generally called "the Roman Empire" by its inhabitants, and their state was known as the Imperium Romanum (Roman Empire).
The use of the term "Byzantine" to describe this period was introduced later, during the Renaissance, by German and French historians.
Oströmische
Römische
ERE: "Oströmisches Reich" OR (sounds cooler) "Ostrom"
Roman Empire: "Römisches Reich"