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Michael Psellos’ rhetorical gender
Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 2000AbstractThe following article discusses the rhetoric of Michael Psellos in light of his construction of a rhetorical gender. Focusing on one of his letters (to Ioannes Doukas, Sathas 72) where Psellos declares that he is female, the article proceeds to identify his textual source as Synesios of Kyrene (ca. 370-413). The comparison of text and intertext
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The 11th Century: Michael Psellos and Contemporaries
A Companion to Byzantine Poetry , 2019Poetry from the period 1025-81 is mainly written by members of the intellectual elite in Constantinople, for whom writing verse was only one part of being a learned man: a logios.
Floris Bernard
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, 2021
This article looks closely at the report of a miracle that occurred in eleventh-century Constantinople in which the veil covering an icon of the Theotokos (Virgin) at the Blachernae church lifted itself miraculously. The report, scripted by the Byzantine
Paroma Chatterjee
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This article looks closely at the report of a miracle that occurred in eleventh-century Constantinople in which the veil covering an icon of the Theotokos (Virgin) at the Blachernae church lifted itself miraculously. The report, scripted by the Byzantine
Paroma Chatterjee
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Plutarch in Michael Psellos’ Chronographia
Brill's Companion to the Reception of Plutarch, 2019D. Reinsch
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