The Embodied Icon: Liturgical Vestments and Sacramental Power in Byzantium

Warren T. Woodfin

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION PART I. LITURGICAL VESTMENTS IN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH PART II. LITURGICAL VESTMENTS IN BYZANTINE SOCIETY CONCLUSION APPENDIX A. HANDLIST OF EMBROIDERED VESTMENTS TO C. 1500 APPENDIX B. EMBROIDERED VESTMENTS DESCRIBED IN BYZANTINE TEXTS APPENDIX C. VESTING PRAYERS ACCORDING TO THE TEXTUS RECEPTUS OF THE GREEK RITE BIBLIOGRAPHY ILLUSTRATIONS

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