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Hortus Artium Medievalium, 1999
Ten and a half centuries ago Porphyrogenitus's literary associate was struck by the similarity of the church of St. Anastasia in Zadar with the church of the Virgin of Chalcoprateia in Constantinople while the gallery of St.Donat's reminded him of catechumeneum.
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Ten and a half centuries ago Porphyrogenitus's literary associate was struck by the similarity of the church of St. Anastasia in Zadar with the church of the Virgin of Chalcoprateia in Constantinople while the gallery of St.Donat's reminded him of catechumeneum.
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Constantine Porphyrogenitus and His World
The Classical World, 1977Timothy E. Gregory, Arnold Toynbee
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Constantine Porphyrogenitus and the De administrando imperio
Abstract The misnamed De administrando imperio is a historically enriched guide to foreign relations. It was presented by Constantine Porphyrogenitus to his 14-year-old son Romanos in 952. It is an odd work—ramshackle, untidy, but with a coherent core. This core originated as a handbook of diplomacy commissioned by his father, Leo VI,openaire +1 more source
Constantine Porphyrogenitus and His World
The American Historical Review, 1974Cyril Mango, Arnold Toynbee
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2022
The correspondence between Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-959) and his close friend Theodore, Bishop of the city of Cyzicus, is of the utmost importance because it represents the only preserved example of the Emperor’s authentic writings and a good foundation for the gaining of insight into Constantine’s style of writing.
Sorić, Diana, Serreqi Jurić, Teuta
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The correspondence between Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-959) and his close friend Theodore, Bishop of the city of Cyzicus, is of the utmost importance because it represents the only preserved example of the Emperor’s authentic writings and a good foundation for the gaining of insight into Constantine’s style of writing.
Sorić, Diana, Serreqi Jurić, Teuta
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2022
The paper intends to detect, cluster and analyze expressions and phrasing in the De Administrando Imperio related to the political supremacy and military conquest. A theoretical point of departure is Foucauldian discourse analysis, which is used to identify and examine the manner of employing the language of power as to create an ideological hierarchy ...
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The paper intends to detect, cluster and analyze expressions and phrasing in the De Administrando Imperio related to the political supremacy and military conquest. A theoretical point of departure is Foucauldian discourse analysis, which is used to identify and examine the manner of employing the language of power as to create an ideological hierarchy ...
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Vulgar Latin Characteristics in the Works of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus
The focus of the discussion of this paper is loanwords and instances of code-switching of suspected Latin origin found in the four most important prose works attributed to Constantine VII Pophyrogenitus (De Administrando Imperio, Vita Basilii, De Thematibus and De Cerimoniis), which present elements characteristic of Vulgar Latin (e.g., certain lexicalSerreqi Jurić, Teuta +1 more
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Abschrift aus de Administrando Imperio von Constantin Porphyrogenitus
2014De Administrando Imperio ist eine Geschichte des byzantinischen Reiches aus dem 10. Jahrhundert von Constantin Porphyrogenitus. 1. Puncta: pro vis quisitione chronologica jovis Constantini Porphyrogenetae de Administrando Imperio (Kapitelübersicht 2 Seite). 2.
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The Diplomacy and Diplomats in the “Caucasian dossier” of Constantine Porphyrogenitus
Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi Evropy, 2020openaire +1 more source