New Constantines : the rhythm of imperial renewal in Byzantium, 4th-13th centuries : papers from the Twenty-sixth Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, St Andrews, March 1992

Abstract

New men for new Constantines? creating an imperial elite in the eastern Mediterranean, Peter Heather Pius princeps - Theodosius II and fifth-century Constantinople, Jill Harries Justinianus Bifrons, Bernard Stolte the image of Constantine in Malalas and Theophanes, Roger Scott the image of the rightful ruler - Anicia Juliana's Constantine mosaic in the church of Hagio Polyeuktos, Christine Milner images for emperors in Late Antiquity - a search for New Constantine, Michael Whitby Constantine or Justinian? crisis and identity in imperial propaganda in the seventh century, Marlia Mundell Mango to legitimize an emperor - Constantine and visual authority in the eighth and ninth centuries, Leslie Brubaker Constantine the Great in Macedonian historiography - models and approaches, A. Markopoulos the wisdom of Leo VI, Shaun F. Tougher imperial gardens and the rhetoric of renewal, Henry Maguire succession and usurpation - politics and rhetoric in the late tenth century, Rosemary Morris Zoe - the rhythm method of imperial renewal, Barbara Hill et al imperial renewal and orthodox reaction - Byzantium in the 11th century, Michael Angold a law for emperors - observations on a chrysobull of Nikephoros III Botaneiates, Ludwig Burgmann Alexios I Komnenos and imperial renewal, Margaret Mullett from the Komnenoi to the Palaiologoi - imperial models in decline and exile, R.J. Macrides royal renewal in Georgia - the case of Queen Tamar, Antony Eastmond the Latin emperors as heirs to Byzantium, Peter Lock.

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