Introduction Niketas Siniossoglou and Anthony Kaldellis Part I. The Transmission of Knowledge: 1. Institutional settings: the court, schools, church, and monasteries Jonathan Harris 2. Byzantine books Inmaculada Pérez Martín 3. Questions and answers Stephanos Efthymiades 4. Classical scholarship: the Byzantine contribution Eleanor Dickey 5. Intellectual exchanges with the Arab world Dimitris Gutas, Anthony Kaldellis and Brian Long Part II. Sciences of the Word: 6. Rhetoric and rhetorical theory Stratis Papaioannou 7. Byzantine literary criticism and the classical heritage Manolis Bourbouhakis 8. Theories of art Charles Barber 9. Legal thought Bernard Stolte Part III. Sciences of the World: 10. Conceptions of science in Byzantium Dominic O'Meara 11. Astronomy Anne Tihon 12. Astrology Paul Magdalino 13. Magic and the occult sciences Richard Greenfield 14. Alchemy Gerasimos Merianos 15. Medical thought and practice Timothy S. Miller Part IV. Philosophy and Theology in Middle Byzantium: 16. Philosophy and 'Byzantine philosophy' Dimitris Gutas and Niketas Siniossoglou 17. The formation of the Patristic Tradition John A. McGuckin Section 1. Platonic Themes: 18. The Byzantine reception of Neoplatonism Tuomo Lankila 19. Platonism from Maximos the Confessor to the Palaiologan period Andrew Louth 20. Fate, free choice, and divine providence from the Neoplatonists to John of Damascus Ken Parry Section 2. Aristotelian Themes: 21. Logic in Byzantium Christophe Erismann 22. The presence of Aristotle in Byzantine theology David Bradshaw 23. Reading and commenting on Aristotle Michele Trizio Section 3. Individuals in Context: 24. Maximos the Confessor Phil Booth 25. John of Damascus' philosophy of the individual and the theology of icons Anna Zhyrkova 26. Michael Psellos David Jenkins 27. Trials of philosophers and theologians under the Komnenoi Michele Trizio Part V. Philosophy and Theology in Late Byzantium: 28. Theological debates with the West, 1054-1300 Tia Kolbaba 29. The Hesychast controversy Norman Russell 30. Orthodox mystical theology and its intellectual roots Andrew Louth 31. Kabbalah in Byzantium Moshe Idel 32. Aquinas in Byzantium Marcus Plested 33. Theology, philosophy, and politics at Ferrara-Florence Marie-Hélène Blanchet Part VI. Politics and History: 34. Basileia: the idea of monarchy in Byzantium, 600-1200 Paul Magdalino 35. Historiography as political debate Dimitris Krallis 36. Theories of decline from Metochites to Ibn Khaldun Teresa Shawcross 37. Plethon, Scholarios, and the late Byzantine state of emergency Niketas Siniossoglou 38. The Byzantine legacy in early modern political thought Paschalis M. Kitromilides Bibliography Index of names Subject index.
Introduction Niketas Siniossoglou and Anthony Kaldellis Part I. The Transmission of Knowledge: 1. Institutional settings: the court, schools, church, and monasteries Jonathan Harris 2. Byzantine books Inmaculada Pérez Martín 3. Questions and answers Stephanos Efthymiades 4. Classical scholarship: the Byzantine contribution Eleanor Dickey 5. Intellectual exchanges with the Arab world Dimitris Gutas, Anthony Kaldellis and Brian Long Part II. Sciences of the Word: 6. Rhetoric and rhetorical theory Stratis Papaioannou 7. Byzantine literary criticism and the classical heritage Manolis Bourbouhakis 8. Theories of art Charles Barber 9. Legal thought Bernard Stolte Part III. Sciences of the World: 10. Conceptions of science in Byzantium Dominic O'Meara 11. Astronomy Anne Tihon 12. Astrology Paul Magdalino 13. Magic and the occult sciences Richard Greenfield 14. Alchemy Gerasimos Merianos 15. Medical thought and practice Timothy S. Miller Part IV. Philosophy and Theology in Middle Byzantium: 16. Philosophy and 'Byzantine philosophy' Dimitris Gutas and Niketas Siniossoglou 17. The formation of the Patristic Tradition John A. McGuckin Section 1. Platonic Themes: 18. The Byzantine reception of Neoplatonism Tuomo Lankila 19. Platonism from Maximos the Confessor to the Palaiologan period Andrew Louth 20. Fate, free choice, and divine providence from the Neoplatonists to John of Damascus Ken Parry Section 2. Aristotelian Themes: 21. Logic in Byzantium Christophe Erismann 22. The presence of Aristotle in Byzantine theology David Bradshaw 23. Reading and commenting on Aristotle Michele Trizio Section 3. Individuals in Context: 24. Maximos the Confessor Phil Booth 25. John of Damascus' philosophy of the individual and the theology of icons Anna Zhyrkova 26. Michael Psellos David Jenkins 27. Trials of philosophers and theologians under the Komnenoi Michele Trizio Part V. Philosophy and Theology in Late Byzantium: 28. Theological debates with the West, 1054-1300 Tia Kolbaba 29. The Hesychast controversy Norman Russell 30. Orthodox mystical theology and its intellectual roots Andrew Louth 31. Kabbalah in Byzantium Moshe Idel 32. Aquinas in Byzantium Marcus Plested 33. Theology, philosophy, and politics at Ferrara-Florence Marie-Hélène Blanchet Part VI. Politics and History: 34. Basileia: the idea of monarchy in Byzantium, 600-1200 Paul Magdalino 35. Historiography as political debate Dimitris Krallis 36. Theories of decline from Metochites to Ibn Khaldun Teresa Shawcross 37. Plethon, Scholarios, and the late Byzantine state of emergency Niketas Siniossoglou 38. The Byzantine legacy in early modern political thought Paschalis M. Kitromilides Bibliography Index of names Subject index.
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