Beauty and the Male Body in Byzantium

Myrto Hatzaki

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A neglected aspect of Byzantium, physical beauty appears as a quality with an unmistakable dark side, relating ambiguously to notions of power, goodness, evil, masculinity, effeminacy, life and death.

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