Rome, Constantinople and newly-converted Europe. 2 Bände., Archaelogical and Historical Evidence. With in cooperation with Matthias Hardt, Miroslaw P. Kruk, Aleksandra Sulikowska-Gaska. Frühzeit Ostmitteleuropas 1.
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Neuware - This publication in two volumes represents the material output from the study by historians, archaeologists, historians of art, and culture anthropologists of the impact of the heritage of Rome and Constantinople on the processes of formation of the Christian medieval civilisation in Central, Eastern, Northern and South-Eastern Europe. The authors focused in their analyses mainly on phenomena observed in the region of Europe which during Late Antiquity was not a part of the Roman Empire, in other words, had no continuity with Antiquity. The medieval change in this part of the continent may not be described as direct transformation of the Roman heritage. It was not as significant here as in other regions, since next to Rome an appreciable role was played by influence from Constantinople, and the local substrate was stronger than in the west of Europe. However, in the long run, as a result of synthesis of Romanitas, Christianitas and Barbaritas, also this newly converted zone became a part of medieval Europe accepting the heritage of Antiquity i.e. that of Rome and Constantinople in another way. The book places strong emphasis on the question of the significance of the Byzantine civilisation on the formation of the newly converted Europe, exploring a field of study previously much less addressed by research than Latin Christianisation of the continent. This publication assists the reader in making a relatively easy comparison of archaeological evidence on Christianisation to be had from the Byzantine territory with evidence recovered from the periphery of the Byzantine civilisation, and from the part of Europe which received Christianity from Rome. While most papers focus on phenomena taking place between AD 700 and 1200 the chronological range of the publication is the period from Late Antiquity/Early Byzantine Period until the Early Modern Era. Volume I includes contributions from historians, art historians and archaeologists, who examined different aspects of the transformation of the newly converted Europe, and some contributions from archaeologists who propose to trace the process of Christianisation in the evidence on changing burial customs. Volume II contains contributions devoted to the subject of relics, reliquaries and private devotional objects. 1486 pp. Englisch, Französisch, Deutsch.

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ISBN: 978-3-86583-659-5 Description: hardcover, Vol. I: 775 pp. , Vol II: 711 pp. (30x21cm), col. and b&w phots., maps, plans, drawings Condition: very good Weight: Vol. I: 2430g. Vol. II: 2330g. Maciej Salamon, Marcin Wo¿oszyn, Alexander Musin, Perica ¿pehar (ed.), Rome, Constantinople and Newly-Converted Europe, Archaeological and Historical Evidence, volume I, II, Geisteswissenschaftliches Zentrum Geschichte und Kultur Ostmitteleuropas, Instytut Archeologii i Etnologii PAN, Instytut Archeologii Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, Kraków - Leipzig - Rzeszów - Warszawa 2012 Editors' Foreward Jonathan Shepard, Rome, Constantinople and Newly-Converted Europe: Archaeological and Historical Evidence. Some Introductory Remarks I.1 History: Rome, Constantinople and the new borders. The introductory essays: Jerzy Strzelczyk, Missionsstrategie und Missionspraxis der westlichen Kirche im furhen Mittelalter Maciej Salamon, Byzantine Missionary Policy. Did It Exist? Matthias Hardt, Frühe Grenzen im Blick der europäischen Mediävistik I.2 History: Searching for Rome and Constantinople. From the south to the north: Jenny Albani, Painted decoration of the church of St. Onoufrius near Genna, Crete Georgios Th. Kardaras, Christian symbols among the nomads, 5th - 8th century A.D. Georgi N. Nikolov, Die Christianisierung der Bulgaren und das Mönchtum in der familie des Khans Boris I. Michail im 9.-10. Jahrundert Angel Nikolov, Making a new basileus: the case of Symeon of Bulgaria (893-927) reconsidered Lumír Polá¿ek, Mikul¿ice und das Christentum im Mähren im 9 Jahrundert Béla Miklós Sz¿ke, Kulturelle Beziehungen zwischen Mosaburg/Zalavár und dem Mittelmeerraum Márta Font, Lateiner und Orthodoxe: Völker und ihre Gewohnheiten. Das Beispiel des mittelalterlichen Königreichs Ungarn Vincent Múcska, Zur Frage der großmährisch-byzantinischen Tradition im früharpadischen Ungarn - Möglichkeiten der Interpretation Petr Sommer, Der Heilige Prokop, das Kloster Sázava und die sogenannte altkirchenslawische Liturgie in Böhmen Jitka Komendová, Rus' - Czech Relations during the Middle Ages as a Historiographical Problem Christian Lübke, Ottonen, Slaven und Byzanz Sabine Altmann, Grenzüberschreitungen am westlichen Rand Ostmitteleuropas - Die Saale als Grenz- und Kontaktzone zwischen Frankenreich und slawischer Fürstenherrschaft im 9. Jahrundert Stanis¿aw Rosik, Greeks and Romans in pagan Wolin. Integrating the Barbarians into the collective memory of the Latin West at the time of the conversion of the Slavs Marian Dygo, A letter from Matthew, a Bishop of Cracow, to Bernard of Clairvaux "on the Conversions of Russians" (1145?) Darius von Güttner-Sporzy¿ski, The archetypal crusader. Henry of Sandomierz, the second youngest son of Boles¿aw III Andrzej Buko, Byzantine cultural enclave in Central Europe? An example of the mortared tower complex at Sto¿pie (south-eastern Poland) Alexey Chernetsov, Paradoxical hierarchy of civilization (Medieval Russian concept) Maja G¿ssowska, Der Heilige Olaf und Holmgård - Novgorod als Grenzraum zwischen Ost und West im 11.-12. Jahrundert Jukka Korpela, Die Christianisierung der finno-ugrischen Peripherie Europas: Zwei Theorien und unangenehme Tatsachen Jörn Staecker, Drei Magier auf einem gotländischen Bildstein. Die Perzeption des Epiphaniethemas in der Wikingerzeit Anna Wa¿ko, Pagans in Erik's Chronicle and in the Revelations of Saint Birgitta Volodymyr Bak, Die Weihe Kyrillos II. (1242-1281) zum Metropoliten der Rus' in den 40er Jahren des 13. Jahrunderts: ein Ereignis aus den kirchenpolitischen Beziehungen zwischen Hali¿-Volyn' und dem Byzantinischen Reich Sebastian Kolditz, Christlische Missionsbestrebungen und Koversionsansätze gegenüber den Steppenvölkern, insbesondere Pe¿engen und Kumanen II. 1 Archaeology: Rome, Constantinople and the graves. The introductory essays: Sebastian Brather, Pagan or Christian? Early medieval grave furnishings in Central Europe Aleksandra Sulikows.

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