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The Diplomacy and Diplomats in the “Caucasian dossier” of Constantine Porphyrogenitus

Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi Evropy, 2020
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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
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Abschrift aus de Administrando Imperio von Constantin Porphyrogenitus

2014
De 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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Constantine Porphyrogenitus: Three Treatises on Imperial Military Expeditions.Constantine Porphyrogenitus , John F. Haldon

Speculum, 1993
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The Official Histories of Constantine Porphyrogenitus

2014
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THE PALACE OF THE PORPHYROGENITUS (TEKFOUR SERAI)

2010
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Comparision of Linguistic and Stylistic Features of Porphyrogenitus' Works Vita Basilii and De thematibus

2016
Pitanje autorstva Porfirogenetova književnog opusa, unatoč neiscrpnim istraživačkim naporima, i dalje ostaje nepotpuno razjašnjenim te predmetom prijepora u znanstvenim krugovima, ponajviše zbog toga što se u njegovim djelima očituje čak šest različitih stilskih razina.
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MENTION OF THE FATIMIDS BY CONSTANTINE PORPHYROGENITUS (A COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER 15 DE ADMINISTRANDO IMPERIO)

Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi Evropy, 2021
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Constantine Porphyrogenitus and His World. Arnold Toynbee

Speculum, 1976
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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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