“Because I don’t speak human” – literary concepts of verbal and nonverbal human-animal communication up to the Middle Byzantine period

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Inhalt
3. I. ABTEILUNG
4. Dressed to impress: signet rings in the middle Byzantine period
5. Toasting the defeat of the barbarians? A new type of ceramic drinking bowl from Istanbul
6. Writing a Byzantine zoobiography: the case of the octopus
7. Anna Komnene, the Kontostephanoi, and the Norman invasions of 1107 –1108 and 1147 – 1149
8. The Greek will of Aurelius Pauchab and a Coptic inventory of household objects
9. The origin of the toponym “Galata” (suburbs of Constantinople) in light of an unpublished inscription from Nicaea in Bithynia
10. Le monastère de Saint-Anastase-le-Perse à Rome à travers les légendes hagiographiques du haut Moyen Âge
11. The Chalcedonian Cyrillianism of Abba Maxentius the Scythian (fl. ca. 518 –523)
12. “Because I don’t speak human” – literary concepts of verbal and nonverbal human-animal communication up to the Middle Byzantine period
13. Hymnography as literature in the commentaries by Gregory of Corinth, Theodore Prodromos, and Eustathios of Thessalonike
14. More than “the last monument of Byzantine rule in Cyrenaica”
15. II. ABTEILUNG
16. Bernhard Jussen. Das Geschenk des Orest
17. Georgi N. Nikolov et al. Македония. История и култура от древността до днес. Том 1
18. Georgios Theotokis. The campaign and battle of Manzikert, 1071
19. Nachrichten
20. Totentafel
21. Tafelanhang