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Graphic signs of identity, faith, and power in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages /|cedited by Ildar Garipzanov, Caroline Goodson, and Henry Maguire. |
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Cursor mundi ;|vvolume 27 |
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List of Illustrations, p.vii -- |tIntroduction: Late Antique and Early Medieval Graphic Signs ofIdentity, Faith, and Power ILDAR GARIPZANOV, p.1 -- |gPART I.|tGRAPHIC SIGNS IN MANUSERIPT CULTURE -- |tEarliest Christian Graphic Symbols: Examples and References from the Second/Third Centuries LARRYW. HURTADO, p.25 -- |tMachina sacra: Optatian and the Lettered Art of the Christogram MICHAEL SQYIRE and CHRISTOPHER WHITTON, p.45 -- |tNotitia dignitatum BEAT BRENK, p.109 -- |tEarly Medieval Display Seripts and the Problems of How We See Them DAVID GANZ, p.125 -- |gPART II.|tGRAPHIC SIGNS IN PUBLIC SPACES AND EVERYDAY MATERIAL CULTURE -- |tBlessing or Security? Understanding the Christian Symbols of a Monumental Aqueduet Bridge in the Hinterland of Late Antique Constantinople JAMES CROW, p.147 -- |tCross Graffiti as Physieal Means to Christianize the Classical City: An Exploration of their Funetion, Meaning, Topographieal, and Socio-Historieal Contexts INEJACOBS, p.175 -- |tHow Did Early Byzantine Ornarnent Work? HENRY MAGUIRE, p.223 -- |tChristograms on North African Lamps: Considering Context CAROLINE GOODSON, p.255 |
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|gPART III.|tGRAPHIC SIGNS ON MATERIAL OBJECTS OF STATUS AND AUTHORITY -- |tBetween Amuletie Orrıament and Sign of Authority: Christian Symbols on Mediterranean Dress Aeeessories of the Fourth to Sixth Centuries CHRISTOPH EGER, p.281 -- |tMonograms as Graphie Signs of Authority on Early Medieval Coins (from the Mid-Fifth to Seventh Centuries) ILDAR GARIPZANOV, p.325 -- |tMemory and Meaning: Graphie Sign and Abstract Symbol in Byzantine S ilk Weaving (from the Sixth to Tenrh/Elevench Cerıturies) ANNA MUTHESIUS, p.351 -- Index, p.383 |
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