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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 lexical
Serreqi Jurić, Teuta, Glavan, Maria Mariola   +1 more
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Vocalic Changes in Vulgar Latin Loanwords in the Prose Works of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-959)

In the history of the study of the Corpus Constantineum, scholars have dealt with various aspects of the works attributed to Byzantine emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-959), such as problems of dating, authorship, language and style.
Serreqi Jurić, Teuta, Glavan, Maria Mariola   +1 more
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POLITICAL RELATIONS OF BYZANTIUM WITH THE STATES OF THE MUSLIM WORLD IN THE PERIOD OF THE INDEPENDENT CONSTANTINE VII PORPHYROGENITUS’ (945–959) RULE

2017
Статтю присвячено відносинам Візантії з мусульманським світом у середині Х ст. Дослідження базується на свідченнях творів Константина VII Багрянородного та му-сульманських джерел. Автор вважає, що міжнародні відносини цієї доби можна розгля-дати як систему. Ця система базувалась на певних принципах і традиціях, мала власну ієрархію.
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The Question of the Authorship of Works Attributed to Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus: New Approaches

The question of the authorship of the corpus preserved in literary tradition under the name of Byzantine emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (913-959) has attracted the attention of scholars for over a century. Opinions have so far mainly diverged due to the fact that the emperor worked in collaboration with scribes and assistants gathered at the ...
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The De Thematibus (‘on the themes’) of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus. Translated with Introductory Chapters and Notes. By JohnHaldon. Translated Texts for Byzantinists 11. Liverpool, Liverpool University Press. 2021. xii + 283 pp. £95 (hardback). ISBN 978 1 800 85998 2.

Early Medieval Europe, 2023
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Imperial Hymnography: The Canons Attributed to Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus

2018
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The Narratio de imagine Edessena attributed to Constantine Porphyrogenitus

2009
Mark Guščin
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De Administrando Imperio. By Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus. Greek text edited by Gy. Moravcsik with English translation by R. J. H. Jenkins. Washington, D. C.: Dumbarton Oaks, 1967, revised edition, xii+341 pp. $15.00.

Church History, 1968
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Among Christian Emperors

Journal of Eastern Christian Studies, 2002
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Theophanes Nonnus: Medicine in the Circle of Constantine Porphyrogenitus

Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1984
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