Titlebook: Representations of Early Byzantine Empresses; Image and Empire Anne McClanan Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc

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Representations of Early Byzantine Empresses978-1-137-04469-3Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944

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Early Byzantine Steelyard Weights: Potency and Diffusion of the Imperial Image,ter will show that the identification of empress steelyard weights as portraits of specific historical figures is no longer tenable, and offers a counterpoint to the “cult of personality” that swirls around our discussion of the individual historical figures represented on luxury goods.The distribut

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The Patronage of the Empress Theodora and Her Contemporaries,and Victor Tonnensis. John Lydos, another courtier in Constantinople, offers perhaps the most direct corrective to Prokopios.. To this wealth of resources can be added epigraphic traces, which comprise monograms and inscriptions that once emblazoned major buildings of the era. For example, a series

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The Visual Representation of the Empress Theodora,rranted inclusion on coinage, but Theodora was absent from any coins, one of the core vehicles of the imperial image. The San Vitale portrait carefully crafts Theodora and her cohort’s likeness through the standard imperial iconography; it interests us here for its ordinariness in those official ter