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Emotions and Gender in Byzantine Culture978-3-319-96038-8Series ISSN 2730-9363 Series E-ISSN 2730-9371

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Pierre Russo MD,Eduardo D. Ruchelli MD and new ideological and aesthetic interpretations of emotion and gender in Byzantine culture. Surveying the state of research in general and more particularly in Byzantine studies, this introductory chapter grounds the conceptual strands and methodologies informing the volume and addresses its rati

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Pathology of Pigmented Skin Lesionss (395–408), by focusing on Claudian’s invectives concerning him. The chapter then turns to the case of the . Constantine the Paphlagonian for whom Patriarch Nicholas I Mystikos (901–907, 912–925) wrote two consolations on the death of the eunuch’s sister in the early tenth century. The ways in whic

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Epidemiology of Sinonasal Cancer from the . Aelia Eudoxia (395–404) to the empress regnant Eirene (775–802). In this interval, special attention is also devoted to the example of the empress consort Theodora (527–548). Reflections on how their anger—justifiable or not—was constructed and perceived, the stories of these imperial wo