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ISSN 0584-9888 · Institute for Byzantine Studies of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts · 409 artikel di indeks
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“O περιποθητοσ θειοσ τησ βασιλειασ μου” – Theodore Synadenos and his relatives (A contribution to the genealogy and prosopography of the Nemanjić dynasty and the Palaiologoi)
In this paper, we re-examine family relations between the rulers of Nemanjić Serbia, the Bulgarian Tsardom and Byzantium, focusing on the prominent Byzantine magnate Theodore Synadenos, whom Tsar Stefan Dušan and Emperor Andronikos III Palaiologos in their charters both call “θεῖος” (uncle) and…
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Processional cross from medieval Svrljig: Origins and role in sacred rituals
Research on liturgical objects, particularly processional crosses, is of special importance. It has shown that their purpose and function originated from the cult of the Holy Cross, as well as from the experience of processions and ritual circumambulations aimed at expanding “new” spaces and…
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An illustration of the heavenly ladder of John Climacus in Psellos’ funeral eulogy dedicated to Nikolaos of the monastery of the beautiful source
The present study is based on a passage in Michael Psellos’ funeral eulogy dedicated to Nikolaos, the founder and abbot of the monastery of the Beautiful Source (τῆς Ὡραίας Πηγῆς) on Mount Olympus in Bithynia. The writer describes one of the monastery’s illustrations depicting the Heavenly Ladder…
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John I Tzimiskes and Basil II: Two approaches to the Byzantine policy in the Balkans
The text analyzes different methods and principles implemented by emperors John I Tzimiskes and Basil II during the pacification and integration of the Balkans into the Byzantine political and legal framework. Modern historians agree that Basil’s approach proved more effective in dismantling the…
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Reconsidering the 1095 novella of Alexios I Komenenos: A testimony to the Byzantinization of the Slavic population
The Novella issued by the Byzantine emperor Alexios I Komnenos in 1095 regulates the process of proving freedom for persons descended from “Bulgarians and the like” and the introduction of mandatory religious marriage, which scholarship tends to interpret as the full penetration of the Christian…
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Rhetoric in history: Nikephoros Gregoras and his portrayal of Andronikos II palaiologos
The paper examines the rhetorical tools employed by the Byzantine historian Nikephoros Gregoras to create a complex and multilayered portrait of the emperor Andronikos II. Writing the historical books dealing with the emperor’s reign spanned several years, in which significant changes occurred…
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Christ Chalkites in the Chora monastery
The well-known cult of Christ Chalkites - mosaic image of Christ above Chalke-gate, main entrance to the Great palace of Byzantine emperors in Constantinople - had received a new impulse from the beginning of the 12th century and miraculous healing of autokrator Alexios I Komnenos by the veil which…
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Religious services in the Byzantine army according to the Taktika and Praecepta Militaria: Worship and Athonite influences in the 10th century
Byzantine military manuals are a shared sphere of interest of Byzantine studies and Orthodox theology. This paper deals with religious content in the Taktika of Leo VI the Wise and Praecepta Militaria of Nikephoros II Phokas by analyzing the liturgical aspects of these 10th-century military…
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Neilos of Rhodes, exhortation (paraenesis) to a priest who has committed crimes worthy of deposition (Παραίνεσις πρὸς ἱερέα περιπεσόντα ἐγκλήμασι καθαιρετικοῖς)
The present study is a presentation and edition of a hitherto unedited work by Niketas Myrsiniotes, later metropolitan Neilos of Rhodes. The work is preserved in only one manuscript, codex 3104 of the National Library of Greece, folios 299r-323v. The text refers to a priest who has committed grave…
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Reevaluating the institutional autonomy of 14th century Mount Athos under the Ottomans: The “confiscation issue” concerning Athonian landholdings in post-Byzantine Macedonia
The dependances of the monasteries of Mount Athos, from the emergence of the Athonian monastic community, constituted a unique and particular institution which had certain legal characteristics; it was recognized by both the Byzantine and the post-Byzantine legal order and was always respected by…
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N.P. Kondakov and the Kondakov Institute for Byzantology and Archeology in Belgrade (1938-1941)
The knowledge in Belgrade about the work of the Kondakov Institute for Byzantology and Archeology has been reconstructed for the most part based on personal correspondence that the members of the Institute exchanged during their stays in Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. In order to understand the…
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“Serbian land” in the Tărnovо inscription of John Asen II in the light of the political and geographical terminology of the time
This study examines the notion of friendship depicted in the epistolary corpus of Euthymios Malakes who served as bishop of Neai Patrai during the second half of the twelfth century. His letters do not contain solely references to everyday problems, such as the difficulties that his diocesan floc…
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The notion of friendship in the letters of Euthymios Malakes
This study examines the notion of friendship depicted in the epistolary corpus of Euthymios Malakes who served as bishop of Neai Patrai during the second half of the twelfth century. His letters do not contain solely references to everyday problems, such as the difficulties that his diocesan floc…
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Painters in Byzantium and beyond - their social status and reputation
The paper examines the social position and reputation of artists, primarily painters, in Byzantium and the countries under its cultural influence, in the area of the socalled Byzantine Commonwealth. It concludes that painters were treated like all other craftsmen in many aspects of social life from…
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Parallels and differences: Malalas, the Easter chronicle and Theophanes
Identifying the sources of the Chronicon Paschale is a very difficult task. Some of the resources used are lost. There are many parallels with known historical works (by both earlier and later authors), but these correspondences may be misleading. There are difficulties both in establishing…
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The portrayal of collective identity in the works of Gennadios Scholarios
The paper analyzes the portrayal of collective identity in the works of Gennadios Scholarios, focusing on his autobiographical writings. Tracing his use of the terms Hellene (Ἕλλην), fatherland (πατρίς), and race (γένος), it explores Scholarios’ understanding of his collective and political…
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Leo Monomachos, sebastos: A Byzantine aristocrat with a migrant backround?
This article concerns the edition, dating, historical interpretation and contextualisation of a remarkable metrical inscription of a seal (ca. last third of the 12th - beginning of the 13th century). The owner of this seal, Leo, who bore the no longer prestigious title of sebastos, aims to…
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Newly discovered remains of medieval frescoes in the Treskavac Monastery
This paper brings identifications of the newly discovered 14th-century frescoes from the southern aisle of the Treskavac Monastery catholicon. It examines the iconography of the holy warriors and holy hymnographers, as well as the Vision of St. Peter of Alexandria, and the scenes and individual…
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The role of the author in the hagiographic narrative: Selected examples of Serbian lives
The theoretical and historical questions discussed in this paper concern the relationship between the hagiographical text, its author and its audience. Within the overall structure of the work, the author’s role as the direct or indirect witness to the story of the holy man and his deeds is…
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Complex translations at the imperial court in Constantinople: The Graeco-Latin imperial treaties with Venice from the Late Byzantine period
The bilingual-Latin-Greek-documents from the Byzantine imperial chancery provide insight into the work on translating texts with many technical terms in Constantinople. A unique source on translation studies are the treaties between the Byzantine emperor and Venice under the Palaiologan dynasty…