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Heaven & earth. 1: Art of Byzantium from Greek collections Drandaki, Anastasia • Papnikola-Bakirtzi, Demetra • Tourta, Anastasia [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Drandaki, Anastasia • Papnikola-Bakirtzi, Demetra • Tourta, Anastasia |
Inhalt
| From man to God, or the mutation of a culture (300 b. C. - a.D. 762) |
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| The Christianization of the past |
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| Eternity |
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| Imperial power and the Church in Byzantium |
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| The early Christian Church, 4th - 7th centuries |
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| Iconoclasm |
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| The Church as a symbol of the cosmos in Byzantine architecture and art |
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| Icons in the devotional practices of Byzantium |
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| Mount Athos: the monastic commonwealth of the middle ages. |
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| Byzantium and the art of antiquity |
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| Education and social identity |
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| Reading, writing, and books in Byzantium |
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| The pleasure of life |
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| Houses, markets, and baths: secular architecture in Byzantium. |
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| Natural environment and climate, diet, food, and drink |
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| Household furnishings |
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| Clothing and personal adornment: the semantics of attire. |
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| Byzantium between East and West: opponents and allies. |
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| Byzantium and the integration of the Slavs in the Orthodox Oikoumene |
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| Exchanges between Byzantium and the Islamic world: courtly art and material culture. |
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| Byzantium between Ottomans and Latins in the Palaiologan age |
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| The Morea |
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| Crete under Venetian rule: between Byzantine past and Venetian reality. |
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| Byzantine art in the Italian Renaissance |