Nantilus
Studies on the cult of relics in Byzantium up to 1204
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| Format : | Livre |
| Langue : | anglais |
| Titre complet : | Studies on the cult of relics in Byzantium up to 1204 / John Wortley |
| Publié : |
Farnham :
Burlington
, cop. 2009 Ashgate/Variorum |
| Description matérielle : | 1 vol. (pagination multiple [XX-278 p.]) |
| Collection : | Collected studies series ; 935 |
| Sujets : |
- Part 1. General
- The origins of Christian veneration of body parts
- Part 2. Building the Byzantine Hoard
- The Byzantine component of the relic-hoard of Constantinople
- The legend of Constantine the relic-provider
- The earliest relic-importations to Constantinople
- The 'sacred remains' of Constantine and Helena
- The wood of the True Cross
- Part 3. Icons and Relics
- Iconoclasm and Leipsanoclasm: Leo III, Constantine V and the relics
- Icons and relics: a comparison
- Part 4. How the Relics Worked
- Three not-so-miraculous miracles
- De latrone converso: the tale of the converted robber
- Part 5. Some Relics in Particular
- The Marian relics at Constantinople
- Hagia Skepê and Pokrov Bogoroditsi: a curious coincidence
- The oration of Theodore Syncellus (BHG 1058) and the siege of 860
- Relics of 'the friends of Jesus' at Constantinople
- The relics of Our Lord's Passion in the Russian Primary Chronicle
- Part 6. A Curious Omission
- Relics and the Great Church