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Index
THE ROUTLEDGE WORLDS CONTENTS ILLUSTRATIONS
MAPS FIGURES
CONTRIBUTORS PREFACE ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION
NOTES
MAPS PART I THE BYZANTINES IN THEIR WORLD
CHAPTER ONE THE BYZANTINE POLITICAL PROCESS AT CRISIS POINT
I II III NOTES
CHAPTER TWO THE RISE OF THE MIDDLE BYZANTINE ARISTOCRACY AND THE DECLINE OF THE IMPERIAL STATE*
THE ELEVENTH CENTURY: c. 950–1081 THE TWELFTH CENTURY: 1081–1183 COLLAPSE: 1183–1204 NOTES
CHAPTER THREE MONEY, COINS AND THE ECONOMY
COINS AND COINAGE (SIXTH TO FIFTEENTH CENTURIES) MONEY AND IMPERIAL FINANCES MONEY IN THE ECONOMY NOTES
CHAPTER FOUR THE ARMY AND MILITARY LOGISTICS
STRUCTURES STRATEGY FOOD AND TRANSPORT RAW MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT LIVESTOCK THE BAGGAGE TRAIN THE KOMNENOI AND BEYOND NOTES
CHAPTER FIVE THE STUDY OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN
NOTES
CHAPTER SIX STRONG WOMEN AND THEIR HUSBANDS IN BYZANTINE HISTORIOGRAPHY
NOTES
CHAPTER SEVEN CHERCHEZ L’HOMME!
NOTES
CHAPTER EIGHT ON SLAVES AND SLAVERY*
NIKEPHOROS, SHORT HISTORY KEDRENOS (AND OSTROGORSKY) THEOPHANES CONTINUATUS, VITA BASILII SKYLITZES NOTES
CHAPTER NINE MONOTHEISTS, DUALISTS AND PAGANS
NOTES
CHAPTER TEN THE VIRTUES AND FAULTS OF THE LATIN CHRISTIANS
NOTES
PART II THE WRITTEN WORLD
CHAPTER ELEVEN POLITICAL LITERACY
NOTES
CHAPTER TWELVE BYZANTINE MILITARY MANUALS
NOTES
CHAPTER THIRTEEN DE CERIMONIIS AND THE GREAT PALACE*
NOTES
CHAPTER FOURTEEN RHETORIC AND PERFORMANCE
CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER FIFTEEN LETTER-WRITING
THE POLITICS OF COMMUNICATION TOWARD LITERATURE NOTES
CHAPTER SIXTEEN TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BYZANTINE POETIC TRADITION
NOTES
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN THE CORPUS OF BYZANTINE HISTORIOGRAPHY
NOTES
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN CHRISTIANS, JEWS AND MUSLIMS IN BYZANTINE ITALY
INTRODUCTION CHRISTIAN–JEWISH RIVALRY IN LOCAL PERSPECTIVE CHRISTIAN–MUSLIM RIVALRY IN LOCAL PERSPECTIVE A LOCAL JEWISH POINT OF VIEW CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER NINETEEN THE MIRACLES OF GREGORY PALAMAS BY PHILOTHEOS KOKKINOS
GREGORY PALAMAS PHILOTHEOS KOKKINOS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CULT OF PALAMAS AND HIS CANONIZATION STRUCTURE OF THE MIRACLE COLLECTION TYPES OF AFFLICTIONS HEALED ATTITUDES TOWARD MEDICINE AND PHYSICIANS PHILOTHEOS’ EMPATHY WITH THE AFFLICTED METHODS OF HEALING LITERARY STYLE DEPICTION OF BYZANTINE SOCIETY NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY WRITING FOR THE HEART
NOTES
PART III HEAVEN ON EARTH
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE WHAT IS A BYZANTINE ICON? CONSTANTINOPLE VERSUS SINAI
EIKON DURING ICONOCLASM: THE FORMATION OF THE CONCEPT OF AN “IMAGE” ENAMEL, POIKILIA AND MOVING EYES THE RETURN TO GRAPHE AS PAINTING SINAI AND THE DOMINANCE OF THE PAINTED PANEL CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO DEFINING LITURGICAL SPACE
INTRODUCTION THE RITUAL THE ARCHITECTURE THE SANCTUARY THE TEMPLON THE NAOS THE NARTHEX GALLERIES OUTER AMBULATORIES AND EXONARTHEXES63 CRYPTS AND OTHER COMPARABLE SPACES CHAPELS SOME CONCLUSIONS NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE CELESTIAL HIERARCHIES AND EARTHLY HIERARCHIES IN THE ART OF THE BYZANTINE CHURCH
INTRODUCTION THE IMPERIAL REALM AS IMAGE OF HEAVEN REFLECTIONS OF HEAVEN IN THE CHURCH AFTER THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR UNOFFICIAL ART AND THE RESISTANCE TO ORTHODOXY
ORDER AND DISORDER IN BYZANTINE ART INNOVATION NUDITY SEXUALITY ABANDON CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE CONSTANTINOPLE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MEDIEVAL URBAN IDENTITY
INTRODUCTION THE INVENTION OF CONSTANTINOPLE CONSTANTINOPLE IN TRANSITION BUILDINGS IN TRANSITION URBAN THEMES IN URBAN BUILDINGS CONCLUSIONS NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX THE PRACTICE, PERCEPTION AND EXPERIENCE OF BYZANTINE FORTIFICATION*
FORTRESSES, TOWERS AND LINEAR WALLS FORTIFICATIONS OF TOWNS AND KASTRA THE FORTIFICATIONS OF LARGE URBAN CENTERS WORD, IMAGE, AND CIVIC IDENTITY ON THE WALLS OF BYZANTINE THESSALONIKA A PROTECTIVE CIRCLE FOR LATE BYZANTINE THESSALONIKA CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN IMPERIAL OUTLIERS
NOTES Footnotes
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT THE MEDIEVAL PROGENY OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
THE HOLY APOSTLES AND SAN MARCO AQUITAINE APULIA CYPRUS CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE SACRED SPACE FROM CONSTANTINOPLE TO VENICE
THE RITUAL SETTING: THE PULPITS AND THE HIGH ALTAR RENEWING THE HIGH ALTAR AND THE PALA D’ORO THE NICOPEA AND MARIAN ICONS IN VENETIAN SACRED SPACE RELICS FROM BYZANTIUM NOTES
PART IV THE WORLD OF BYZANTINE STUDIES
NOTES CHAPTER THIRTY THE HISTORY OF EDITING BYZANTINE HISTORIOGRAPHICAL TEXTS
NOTES
CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE BYZANTIUM IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY GREEK HISTORIOGRAPHY
NOTES
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO PIONEERS OF POPULAR BYZANTINE HISTORY
INTRODUCTION E. A. FREEMAN FERDINAND GREGOROVIUS GUSTAVE SCHLUMBERGER CONCLUSION NOTES
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE A CASE STUDY IN THE EMERGENCE OF BYZANTINE STUDIES
NOTES
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR BYZANTIUM AND HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY
HISTORICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES: FROM WEBER TO EISENSTADT BEYOND CAESAROPAPISM AND CONTINUITY INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DYNAMICS NOTES
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE BYZANTIUM’S EUROPEAN FUTURE*
NOTES
REFERENCES INDEX
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