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Revisiting the Byzantine Commonwealth Nodes, Networks, and Spheres

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

13.10.2025

Abbildungen

70 colour illustrations and 25 maps

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

768

Maße (L/B/H)

24,1/15,9/4,3 cm

Gewicht

1422 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-886409-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

13.10.2025

Abbildungen

70 colour illustrations and 25 maps

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

768

Maße (L/B/H)

24,1/15,9/4,3 cm

Gewicht

1422 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-886409-7

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Revisiting the Byzantine Commonwealth

    • 1: The Byzantine Phenomenon

    • Part I. WHO DO THEY THINK THEY ARE?

    • 2: Byzantine Globalism: The Power of Attraction

    • 3: Commonwealth, Empire, or Nation-State?

    • 4: What Did It Mean to Be 'Roman' in Byzantium?

    • 5: Commonwealth of Elect Nations: A Contradiction in Terms?

    • 6: Identity through Language in the Byzantine Commonwealth

    • 7: Keeping Up Appearances: Byzantine Perspectives of 'Legality' and the Italians

    • Part II. HOW DO THEY DO IT?

    • 8: Laying Down the Law in Byzantium: Law-Making and Adjudication

    • 9: Identity, Law, and Beards: Judicial Shaving in Byzantium, c.600-900

    • 10: A Taktikal Retreat?: Middle Byzantine Provincial Administration Revisited

    • 11: Byzantium's Empires of Gold

    • 12: The Patriarchate of Constantinople and Its Register: Documents, Agents, and Interconnectivity

    • 13: The Byzantine Visual Commonwealth

    • BORDERLINE CASES

    • 14: Attracting Elites from the Empire's Periphery

    • 15: Byzantine 'Zomia'?: Spaces of Refusal between Centre and Periphery, 500-1200

    • 16: 'As Though from India Itself': Stories of Byzantium

    • 17: Byzantino-Turkish Diplomacy and the Loss of Western Asia Minor, 1260-1335

    • 18: Agents of Commercial and Diplomatic Exchange: Amalfitans in Byzantium in the Tenth to Twelfth Centuries

    • 19: Imagining Byzantium in Norse Romance

    • The Latin West

    • 20: Frankish Commonwealth or Imperium Romanum?: The Empire in the West, 750-1500

    • 21: Parallel Spheres: Monasticism East and West c.1000-1500

    • 22: Alignment, Entanglement, and Antagonism: Byzantium and the West

    • 23: The Byzantinization of the Roman Church under Innocent II (1130-1143)

    • 24: Byzantium and the Crusades

    • PART V. THE ISLAMIC-CHRISTIAN EAST AND BEYOND

    • 25: Byzantium, Rum, and the bilad al-Islam

    • 26: Looking East: Early Christian Art beyond Christian Hegemony

    • 27: Melkite Translations of Byzantine Law-Books into Arabic

    • 28: Art and Eschatological Empire between the Islamic East, Byzantium, and Latin Christendom: Sultan Baybars I's Mausoleum in Damascus

    • 29: Romans, Egyptians, and the Second Arab Siege of Constantinople (717/18)

    • 30: The Byzantine Commonwealth: A View from the East

    • Part VIA. Obolensky's Commonwealth

    • 31: Reclaiming the Balkans: A Study in Byzantine Soft Power

    • 32: Bulgaria-Prime Candidate for Byzantine Commonwealth Membership?

    • 33: A Virtual Empire?: Byzantium and the Eastern Adriatic Coast

    • 34: Before Byzance après Byzance: The Making of Wallachia and the Byzantine Political Toolkit

    • 35: Languages of Art

    • 36: Finding the Frontiers of the Commonwealth

    • Part VIb. Obolensky's Commonwealth

    • 37: On Rus and the Commonwealth: Old Questions in the Light of Some New Studies

    • 38: Early Rus Political Culture versus Byzantine Law: Reconciling Two Contradictory Ideologies

    • 39: The Reluctant Empire

    • 40: Byzantine Literature in the Slav World: Serendipity or Intention?

    • 41: Non-elite Church Contacts between Byzantium and Rus in the Palaiologan Period

    • Part VII. Steppe Changes

    • 42: The Typology of the Nomad State in Western Eurasia

    • 43: From War to Peace in Medieval Steppe Empires

    • 44: Boundaries and Bonds: Khazaria and the Commonwealth

    • 45: Bargaining with Byzantium: The North Caucasian Kingdom of Alania and the Empire

    • 46: Triangles into Spheres: Trade, Faith, and the Palaiologan Balancing Act after 1261

    • 47: Epilogue