Die byzantinischen Bleisiegel der Sammlung Savvas Kophopoulos

Stavrakos, Christos

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“…317 Stavrakos stresses the distinction between the two Constantines. 318 We have already concerned the problem of identification in this chapter several times. 319 In the case of Constantine or Constantines, the difference of the invoked patrons on the seals is the only factor that implies the distinction of the individuals.…”

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Byzantine Second-Tier Élite in the ’Long’ Twelfth Century

Rózsa¹

2019

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Byzantine Second-Tier Élite in the ’Long’ Twelfth Century

Rózsa¹

2019

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The Byzantine Aristocracy in the Crimea and Taman: the Hagiostephanitai (12th Century)

Chkhaidze¹

2018

Vestn. Volgogr. gos. univ., Ser. 4, Istor. regionoved. mezdunar

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Introduction. Finds of seals of representatives of more than 50 Byzantine names of 11 th-12 th centuries are known in the Crimea (Chersonesos, Sudak, Kerch, etc.) and Taman Peninsula by the present time. Among them are Doukai, Komnenoi, Palaiologoi, Angeloi, Kastamonitai, Vrahamiai, etc. From the end of the 11 th century, the appearance of the seals of representatives of noble families on this territory can be an indicator of change of stratiotai with the private hetaireiai, especially members of the Komnenoi clan, in the empire. On the other hand, the interest of the highest layers of the Byzantine Empire to these territories could be due to the fact that the addressees hung the seals to the documents that were sent to their private possessions. Methods. In this context, the comparative analysis of a small number of seals met simultaneously in two or three urban centers is of undoubted interest for studying the Byzantine presence in the Crimean-Taman region (Chersonese, Sudak, Taman). Analysis. The found seals of various representatives of one and the same family in the Crimea and Taman are of great interest. This is the Hagiostephanitai family (12 th century): the seal of Theodore was found in the Crimea, and the seal of Nicholas-in Taman. Results. In conclusion, the article presents information about four representatives of the Hagiostephanitai family known from sphragistic monuments.

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Edi̇rne Müzesi̇’ndeki̇ Bi̇zans Kurşun Mühürleri̇

Elam

2019

Trakya Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi Dergisi

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Kurşun mühürler (Molybdobullae), yazılı kaynakların bıraktığı boşlukları tamamlayan nitelikleriyle Bizans kurumları ve Bizans prosopografisi alanında önem arz eden kaynaklardır. Bu çalışmada Edirne Müzesi'nde bulunan VIII. yüzyıldan XII. yüzyıla kadarki döneme tarihlenen on üç adet yayınlanmamış kurşun mühür tanıtılmıştır. Bu mühürler sırasıyla Konstantinopolis Patriği III. Germanos (1265-1266)'a, magistros vestēs ve tüm Batı Orduları doux'u Nikēphoros Vatatzēs (XI. yüzyıl)'e, Selevkeia metropoliti Theodoros (787)'a, Tarsos ve Seleukeia kensor, kritēs ve megas kourator'u Nicholas Serblias (XI. yüzyıl ortaları)'a, Kotradia (İsauria) Başpiskoposu Michaēl'e, Seleukeia Theması stratēgos ve anagrapheus'u Leon Vlangas (1050)'a, patrikios basilikos protospatharios epi tou chrysotriklinou Krinetēs (IX. yüzyıl sonu/X. yüzyıl başı)'e, anthypatos patrikios basilikos protospatharios Megas Heteriarchēs Theophylaktos (X. yüzyıl)'a, İmparator IV. Romanos Diogenēs, imparatoriçe Evdokia (Makrembolitissa), VII. Michaēl (Dukas), Konstantinos (Dukas) ve Andonikos (Dukas) (1068-1071)'a, Leo (Pantherios) Komnenodukas (XII. yüzyıl)'a aittir. Söz konusu sigillografik malzeme, ait oldukları dönemde Bizans başkenti ile Thrakia bölgesi arasındaki ve Seleukeia ile Thrakia bölgeleri arasındaki bağlantıların olduğu kadar, mühürlerin sahiplerinin Thrakia ile iletişimlerine dair önemli veriler sunması bakımından özel bir önemi haizdir.

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Die byzantinischen Bleisiegel der Sammlung Savvas Kophopoulos

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Byzantine Second-Tier Élite in the ’Long’ Twelfth Century

Byzantine Second-Tier Élite in the ’Long’ Twelfth Century

The Byzantine Aristocracy in the Crimea and Taman: the Hagiostephanitai (12th Century)

Edi̇rne Müzesi̇’ndeki̇ Bi̇zans Kurşun Mühürleri̇

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