Kaisersalbung. The Unction of Emperors in Late Byzantine Coronation Ritual

Donald M. Nicol

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The anointing of emperors (Kaisersalbung) in the late Byzantine coronation ritual formed part of the subject of an often cited article by Professor George Ostrogorsky in 1955.’ The purpose of these few words is to re-examine the evidence for this practice and to suggest some different conclusions.

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