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The Digital Enhancement of a Discipline
magazén, 2020 Byzantine sigillography is intrinsically interdisciplinary. Unlike other sister auxiliary disciplines, such as epigraphy or numismatics, sigillography has not yet benefited from the experience gained within the Digital Humanities. SigiDoc, the newborn
Sopracasa, Alessio +2 more
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Signed, sealed, delivered – digital approaches to Byzantine sigillography
IT - Information TechnologyIn this paper we present a number of digital approaches in the field of Byzantine sigillography conducted in two projects currently running at the University of Cologne.
Marcel Schaeben +2 more
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AntiČna Drevnostʹ I Srednie Veka, 2018 Although there are a very few images of ktetor's portraits in Byzantine sigillography known so far, this scene is widely represented in monumental painting (frescoes of Kastoria and Cappadocia, and Sicilian mosaics) and applied art. Today there are three
Valery Pavlovich Stepanenko
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The Theme of Bosporos According to Sigillography
Античная древность и средние века, 2022 In 1895 G. Schlumberger published the seal of Arkadios, protospatharios and strategos of Bosporos. In 2008, I. Jordanov published the second find of similar seal found in Preslav. The strategos of Bosporos appeared in the Taktikon of 975, published by N.
Valerii Pavlovich Stepanenko
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Ecclesiastical sigillography in the Czech Republic – current situation, themes and perspectives [PDF]
Revista Portuguesa de História, 2019 Sigillography is regarded in the Czech Republic as a traditional academic discipline. The history of the field shows, however, that it has yet to welcome the production of a seminal, far‑reaching work.
Martina Bolom-Kotari
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Spectroscopy and terahertz imaging for sigillography applications [PDF]
Journal of the European Optical Society-Rapid Publications, 2011 Sigillography is the science that studies the manifold aspects of the seals. A seal can be defined as an imprint obtained on a malleable medium by imprinting an incised matrix, which transfers on it the characteristic signs of a person or an institution.
Mounaix P. +5 more
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Catalan Sigillography and Beyond: Iconic Behaviors in Medieval Breaking Seals
ReligionsThe author analyzes various cases of breaking seal matrices in medieval Catalonia and other regions in this text. The manuscript notes of the Catalan sigillographer Ferran de Sagarra guide the exploration of the mechanisms of signification associated ...
Alfonso Puigarnau Torello
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BYZANTINE PHILANTROPY AND CHERSON: TWO EXAMPLES IN THE FIELD OF SIGILLOGRAPHY
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета. Серия 4. История, регионоведение, международные отношенияIntroduction. The ancient authors’ accounts often describe Byzantium as a state rich in material goods and very humane, where the people are famous for their boundless philanthropy, manifesting itself in diverse spheres of public life.
Nikolay Alekseienko
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Digital Sigillography Resource, version 1
, 2021 The DIGISIG project, begun in 2013, initially aimed to address a long-standing challenge for sigillographers. Hundreds of repositories in England hold medieval seals, but in 2013 there was no single resource that could tell a researcher where any ...
J. McEwan
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Image of St Sophia in Byzantine Sigillography from the Thirteenth and Early-Fourteenth Century
Античная древность и средние векаSo far the question of the iconography of St Sophia has been analysed according to the sigillography from the sixth and seventh centuries originating mostly from the collection of the State Hermitage Museum.
Valerii Pavlovich Stepanenko
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