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Religious Hatred and Byzantine Ideology before the Crusades [PDF]

open access: yes, 2022
Religious hatred has a long and painful history. It was conceptualized, defined and employed in various ways and for various ends throughout history. The present article focuses on the religious hatred and the roles that it played in Byzantium.
ROTMAN, Youval
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«There was a Woman at Alexandria named Hypatia»: Her Presence in Amenábar's Agora [PDF]

open access: yes, 2014
Hipatia de Alejandría encarna la defensa del paganismo tardío. De su vida, su labor al frente de la escuela de filosofía, su influencia política y las circunstancias de su muerte se ha escrito mucho, entretejiendo realidad y leyenda, desde la propia ...
López-Martínez, María P.
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Armenian Neighbours (600-1045) [PDF]

open access: yes, 2009
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Greenwood, Timothy William
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Hipatia de Alejandría, mujer y mito. De los testimonios griegos a la versión cinematográfica de Amenábar [PDF]

open access: yes, 2012
Pocos son los nombres de mujeres griegas con protagonismo histórico que han llegado hasta nosotros. Junto a los de Safo, Aspasia y pocas más, figura el de Hipatia de Alejandría, quien encarna la defensa de los valores del paganismo tardío. De su vida, su
López-Martínez, María P.
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Roma Imparatorlugunída Kilise Konsillerinin SiyasallasmasË: Iznik ornegi* [PDF]

open access: yes
The Christian opinions regarding the nature of the early church councils differed whether they were an instrument of the Christian propaganda or they were the platforms for political conflicts.
Turhan Kacar
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Alexandria: History and culture [PDF]

open access: yes, 2017
Alexandria has been one of the most important cities throughout history. Born from the mixing of two of the major cultures of Antiquity―Greek and Egyptian―the city has been a melting pot allowing the development of human knowledge from its ...
Chica, Carmen
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Abolitio memoriae of Roman sovereigns and usurpers in the 1st - 4th centuries AD – exclusion from the citizen body [PDF]

open access: yes
Abolitio memoriae of Roman sovereigns and usurpers in the 1st-4th centuries – exclusion from the citizen body. This article examines the phenomenon of abolitio memoriae in the Roman Empire, with a focus on the annulment of the legal status of emperors ...
CHILCOȘ, Flavian-Pavel
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Cynic Shamelessness in Late Sixteenth-Century French Texts [PDF]

open access: yes, 2013
This article examines the diverse responses elicited by ancient Cynicism's sexual shamelessness in a wide range of sixteenth-century French texts. The outrageous performance of the Cynics, including public sex and masturbation, was always designed to ...
Roberts, Hugh
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Rhetoric and the instigation of violence in late antiquity: Cyril of Alexandria and his “authorizing practices” [PDF]

open access: yes, 2019
Wendy Mayer’s “Preaching Hatred? John Chrysostom, Neuro-science, and the Jews” describes the effect of rhetoric on cognitive function, and the ways in which metaphor and conceptual framing operate to form intuitive moral frameworks.
Dyck, Nathaniel
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