St Demetrius of Thessalonica: Cult and Devotion in the Middle Ages

Eugenia Russell

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Contents: Cult and devotion in late Byzantine Thessalonica - Intertextuality in the encomia - Convention and originality: the athlete of Christ - Internal literary evidence for the festival of the saint - Signs of the times: responses to contemporary life - Aftermath - Responses to the fall of Thessalonica in 1430 by John Anagnostes in his Narration and Monody.

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