The importance of Sozopolis Fortress in determining the location of the battle of Myriokephalon

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1. Titelei
2. Inhalt
3. Siglenverzeichnis
4. I. ABTEILUNG
5. The importance of Sozopolis Fortress in determining the location of the battle of Myriokephalon
6. “Let us weep with much compunction”. Edition and translation of a katanyktic kanon by Neophytos Enkleistos
7. Anastasius I, Justin I and Vitalian: the political appropriation of Archangel Michael
8. The Martyrion of Theodoros at Hippos above the Sea of Galilee
9. „Lasst uns angesichts trauriger Ereignisse nicht unsinnig den Mut verlieren!“ Andreas von Kretas Homilia de lunatico (CPG 8210)
10. The Psalms of Degrees through Byzantine lenses: the Anabathmoi of the Oktoechos and their commentary by Nikephoros Xanthopoulos
11. Two campaigns in one year? The chronology of the beginning of the Avar wars of Emperor Maurice (582–602) revisited
12. Joseph Rhakendytes’ Synopsis of Rhetoric and the late Byzantine rhetorical curriculum
13. ‘Our imperial dignity is the source, seat and highest summit of all earthly power’. To legitimate a new signoria: the privileges of John VIII Palaiologos to Florence in 1439
14. Reconsidering the floruit of Anastasius of Sinai
15. II. ABTEILUNG
16. Anna M. Sitz. Pagan inscriptions, Christian viewers. The afterlives of temples and their texts in the late antique eastern Mediterranean
17. Myrto Veikou. Spatial paths to holiness. Literary ‘lived spaces’ in eleventhcentury Byzantine saints’ lives
18. Joanita Vroom (Ed.), Feeding the Byzantine city. The archaeology of consumption in the eastern Mediterranean (ca. 500–1500)
19. Nachrichten
20. Totentafel
21. Tafelanhang