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Del 1 - Supplementa Byzantina
Theodoros Studites
Jamben Auf Verschiedene Gegenstände
Inbunden, Tyska, 1968
2 303 kr
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Del 2 - Supplementa Byzantina
Niketas Choniates
Erläuterungen Zu Den Reden Und Briefen Nebst Einer Biographie
Inbunden, Tyska, 1971
2 256 kr
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5 479 kr
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9 240 kr
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3 954 kr
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Del 7 - Supplementa Byzantina
Die Erzählung von Alexander und Semiramis
Kritische Ausgabe mit einer Einleitung, Übersetzung und einem Wörterverzeichnis
Inbunden, Tyska, 2004
3 491 kr
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The anonymous tale of Alexander and Semiramis goes back to a Persian-Ottoman version of Turandot material reworked according to the conventions of late Byzantine literary romance. Both versions are critically annotated in this edition, which also provides a detailed introduction about the origin of the narrative material, its place in fourteenth-century Byzantine literary history, and the linguistic analysis of the text. A word index and a translation complete the edition.
2 099 kr
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The "Theology in a Thousand Verses", written by Leon Magistros Choirosphaktes, an outstanding tenth-century Byzantine diplomat, is a philosophical and theological didactic poem addressed to a young emperor (perhaps Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus). The main objective of the present edition is to provide a linguistically accessible text. Handed down in a single manuscript (Vat.gr.1257) under inauspicious conditions, the poem had been hidden away to this day and is printed here in its entirety for the first time since its creation some ten centuries ago. It is accompanied in this book by a translation and a commentary intended primarily to clarify the inherently difficult and sometimes obscure text. The volume also includes four indexes.
Del 9 - Supplementa Byzantina
Eustathios von Thessalonike und das Mönchtum
Untersuchungen und Kommentar zur Schrift "De emendanda vita monachica"
Inbunden, Tyska, 2006
2 586 kr
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This analytical volume examines the various aspects of "De emendanda vita monachica", combining this with the question of whether this text by Eusthatios of Thessalonica with its polemical fireworks and learned allusions was really intended for the monks of the diocese, who are portrayed as being uneducated, or was actually aimed at an unnamed readership. This question forms a leitmotif through the various chapters of the study in which the author locates the work historically within Eustathios' biography and the context of contemporary monastic life, analyzes its place in literary history together with the linguistic devices deployed to establish the different stylistic levels and to influence the psychology of the readers and paints in the theological and hermeneutic background. A detailed commentary is appended.This volume compliments the edition published in the series "Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae". Both volumes are available as a set .
Eustathii Thessalonicensis exegesis in canonem iambicum pentecostalem
Recensuerunt indicibusque instruxerunt Paolo Cesaretti – Silvia Ronchey
Inbunden, Italienska, 2014
2 992 kr
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This volume offers the first critical edition of the vast Commentary on the Pentecostal iambic canon (traditionally ascribed to St John the Damascene) composed by Eustathius, archbishop of Thessalonica. The attribution of the hymn to the Damascene was, in principle, called into question by Eustathius himself, who eventually suggested to have it adopted into Damascene’s paternity only out of ecclesiastical obedience.The Commentary is probably the last text Eustathius wrote. It can be regarded as the summa of his method of work, his style of exposition, his scholarly interests and literary tastes. Moreover, it can be read as the first Byzantine attempt to create a fusion between a method of work which originated from the exegesis of classical texts and the modes of theological interpretation connected in turn with liturgical experience and pastoral practice. The edition of the text is accompanied by three apparatuses, a complete range of indices, and exhaustive Prolegomena where the editors shed light on the Commentary as such – its genesis and date, its audience, its discussion of the traditional attribution, its sources – and on history of its manuscript tradition, with a special focus on the Constantinopolitan didaskaleion of Prodromos-Petra.
2 609 kr
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In addition to the Berlin series of Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae, the internationally renowned and interdisciplinary Supplementa Byzantina series, founded in 1968, publishes works on topics from the entire field of Byzantine literature. These include critical editions of non-historical works, commentaries on Byzantine and post-Byzantine texts as well as innovative anthologies and monographs from the fields of Byzantine reception, digital humanities and the history of science. All manuscripts are assessed by the editors and an external reviewer. The single-blind peer review procedure applies.
1 800 kr
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In addition to the Berlin series of Corpus Fontium Historiae Byzantinae, the internationally renowned and interdisciplinary Supplementa Byzantina series, founded in 1968, publishes works on topics from the entire field of Byzantine literature. These include critical editions of non-historical works, commentaries on Byzantine and post-Byzantine texts as well as innovative anthologies and monographs from the fields of Byzantine reception, digital humanities and the history of science. All manuscripts are assessed by the editors and an external reviewer. The single-blind peer review procedure applies.
Cartulary of the Lembos Monastery near Smyrna
A Thirteenth-Century Monastic Archive of Byzantine Asia Minor
Inbunden, Engelska, 2026
2 551 kr
Kommande
The Cartulary of the Lembos monastery near Smyrna, preserved in Vind. hist. gr. 125, is one of the richest and historically most important collections of legal documents that has come down to us from the Byzantine world. After its restoration by Emperor John III Vatatzes, the Lembos monastery quickly developed into one of the leading imperial foundations in Byzantine Asia Minor during the Nicaean Empire and the early Palaiologan period. The 207 pieces preserved in the monastery’s cartulary were, for the greatest part, issued in the years 1224–1294 by a broad range of public authorities, such as the imperial court, state officials, various law courts, the metropolis of Smyrna, and local notaries. The collection constitutes a prime source for secular and ecclesiastical institutions, fiscal administration, land use, rural economy, topography, and prosopography of Byzantine Asia Minor and thirteenth-century Byzantium. This is the first complete critical and annotated edition of the cartulary with detailed English summaries and replaces the partial edition of F. Miklosich and J. Müller in the Acta et Diplomata graeca medii aevi series of 1871.
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2 077 kr
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This collective volume brings together 26 studies by specialists in Ancient Greek and Byzantine poetry and literature. The contributions explore works by both well-known and lesser-known poets, examining aspects that have received little or no scholarly attention until now. Particular emphasis is placed on metre and language, as well as on the content of the texts, the historical figures and events connected with them, and the ways in which later authors draw on earlier poetic traditions. Through these perspectives, the studies illuminate the significance of these works for Byzantine literature and for the broader Byzantine world, from the early period to the seventeenth century.The volume addresses a wide range of material, including Euripides, anonymous fragments of ancient Greek poetry, Byzantine epigrams, and extended poems by notable and lesser-known poets such as George of Pisidia, Theodosios the Grammarian, Manganeios Prodromos, Manuel Philes, and others.The book is dedicated to Ioannis Vassis, one of the most distinguished scholars of Greek poetry—especially Byzantine poetry—whose pioneering research opened new paths for the study of Byzantine poetic literature. It will be especially useful for scholars working on Byzantine poetry and Greek literary studies more broadly.