Who was Eirene the Sevastokratorissa

Michael J. Jeffreys

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Byzantine Studies and History Classical Antiquity Studies Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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Grâce aux nombreuses sources litteraires dont il dispose, l'auteur retrace la vie d'Irene la Sevastokratorissa, epouse du Sevastokator Andronic, second fils de Jean II Comnene. Il tente surtout d'eclaircir quelques zones d'ombres, comme la raison de son emprisonnement depuis l'accession au trone de son beau-frere Manuel Ier Comnene (1143 jusqu'apres la Seconde Croisade (1147), et d'elucider les causes du danger qu'elle representait pour Manuel, qui semblerait etre lie a sa famille ou a son origine geographique

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