Approaching Social Hierarchies in Byzantium
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Approaching Social Hierarchies in Byzantium
Dialogues Between Rich and Poor
Kelley, Anna C.; Vanni, Flavia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
400
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9781032543635
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Introduction
1 Voicing the Rich and the Poor in Byzantium, a Methodological Problem
Anna C. Kelley and Flavia Vanni
2 Being poor in Byzantium
Chris Wickham
Part I: Working Lives
3 Who ate all the pepper? Consumers and consumables in the Mediterranean c. AD 1-800
Rebecca Darley
4 Individual or collective? Stucco-workers in Middle and Late Byzantine construction sites.
Flavia Vanni
5 No lilies of the field: Teens and children at work
Cecily Hennessy
Part II: The Material World in Life and Death
6 Trickling down, trickling up, and holding things together with crossed diagonals
Eunice Dauterman Maguire
7 The reactions of the (relatively) poor to the art of the elite
Henry Maguire
8 Hierarchy, economy, piety: Late Antique funerary textiles from Egypt in context
Anna C. Kelley
Part III: The Stratification of Space
9 Competitive piety: Rural patrons in Byzantine Arabia and Palaestina, c.500-c.630
Daniel Reynolds
10 Contextualizing secular representations in Marathos, Mani
Mark Pawlowski
11 'The Poor shall eat and be satisfied': the ideal of Christian poverty in the refectories of Constantinople
Jessica Varsallona
Part IV: Philanthropy and Social Obligation
12 Poverty, imperial philanthropy, and political ideology in the historical accounts of Michael Psellos and Michael Attaleiates
Francisco Lopez Santos-Kornberger
13 Fraudulent beggars and fake monks: unease about almsgiving in Late Antiquity
Jaclyn Maxwell
14 'Charity begins at the monastery': Elite female philanthropy in the Palaiologan Period
Lauren Wainwright
15 Poor in this world but not in the next? The commemoration of the Dead among the Byzantine non-elite (ca. 300-1100)
Zachary Chitwood
Conclusion
16 Looking for the poor in Byzantium: an epilogue
Leslie Brubaker
1 Voicing the Rich and the Poor in Byzantium, a Methodological Problem
Anna C. Kelley and Flavia Vanni
2 Being poor in Byzantium
Chris Wickham
Part I: Working Lives
3 Who ate all the pepper? Consumers and consumables in the Mediterranean c. AD 1-800
Rebecca Darley
4 Individual or collective? Stucco-workers in Middle and Late Byzantine construction sites.
Flavia Vanni
5 No lilies of the field: Teens and children at work
Cecily Hennessy
Part II: The Material World in Life and Death
6 Trickling down, trickling up, and holding things together with crossed diagonals
Eunice Dauterman Maguire
7 The reactions of the (relatively) poor to the art of the elite
Henry Maguire
8 Hierarchy, economy, piety: Late Antique funerary textiles from Egypt in context
Anna C. Kelley
Part III: The Stratification of Space
9 Competitive piety: Rural patrons in Byzantine Arabia and Palaestina, c.500-c.630
Daniel Reynolds
10 Contextualizing secular representations in Marathos, Mani
Mark Pawlowski
11 'The Poor shall eat and be satisfied': the ideal of Christian poverty in the refectories of Constantinople
Jessica Varsallona
Part IV: Philanthropy and Social Obligation
12 Poverty, imperial philanthropy, and political ideology in the historical accounts of Michael Psellos and Michael Attaleiates
Francisco Lopez Santos-Kornberger
13 Fraudulent beggars and fake monks: unease about almsgiving in Late Antiquity
Jaclyn Maxwell
14 'Charity begins at the monastery': Elite female philanthropy in the Palaiologan Period
Lauren Wainwright
15 Poor in this world but not in the next? The commemoration of the Dead among the Byzantine non-elite (ca. 300-1100)
Zachary Chitwood
Conclusion
16 Looking for the poor in Byzantium: an epilogue
Leslie Brubaker
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Introduction
1 Voicing the Rich and the Poor in Byzantium, a Methodological Problem
Anna C. Kelley and Flavia Vanni
2 Being poor in Byzantium
Chris Wickham
Part I: Working Lives
3 Who ate all the pepper? Consumers and consumables in the Mediterranean c. AD 1-800
Rebecca Darley
4 Individual or collective? Stucco-workers in Middle and Late Byzantine construction sites.
Flavia Vanni
5 No lilies of the field: Teens and children at work
Cecily Hennessy
Part II: The Material World in Life and Death
6 Trickling down, trickling up, and holding things together with crossed diagonals
Eunice Dauterman Maguire
7 The reactions of the (relatively) poor to the art of the elite
Henry Maguire
8 Hierarchy, economy, piety: Late Antique funerary textiles from Egypt in context
Anna C. Kelley
Part III: The Stratification of Space
9 Competitive piety: Rural patrons in Byzantine Arabia and Palaestina, c.500-c.630
Daniel Reynolds
10 Contextualizing secular representations in Marathos, Mani
Mark Pawlowski
11 'The Poor shall eat and be satisfied': the ideal of Christian poverty in the refectories of Constantinople
Jessica Varsallona
Part IV: Philanthropy and Social Obligation
12 Poverty, imperial philanthropy, and political ideology in the historical accounts of Michael Psellos and Michael Attaleiates
Francisco Lopez Santos-Kornberger
13 Fraudulent beggars and fake monks: unease about almsgiving in Late Antiquity
Jaclyn Maxwell
14 'Charity begins at the monastery': Elite female philanthropy in the Palaiologan Period
Lauren Wainwright
15 Poor in this world but not in the next? The commemoration of the Dead among the Byzantine non-elite (ca. 300-1100)
Zachary Chitwood
Conclusion
16 Looking for the poor in Byzantium: an epilogue
Leslie Brubaker
1 Voicing the Rich and the Poor in Byzantium, a Methodological Problem
Anna C. Kelley and Flavia Vanni
2 Being poor in Byzantium
Chris Wickham
Part I: Working Lives
3 Who ate all the pepper? Consumers and consumables in the Mediterranean c. AD 1-800
Rebecca Darley
4 Individual or collective? Stucco-workers in Middle and Late Byzantine construction sites.
Flavia Vanni
5 No lilies of the field: Teens and children at work
Cecily Hennessy
Part II: The Material World in Life and Death
6 Trickling down, trickling up, and holding things together with crossed diagonals
Eunice Dauterman Maguire
7 The reactions of the (relatively) poor to the art of the elite
Henry Maguire
8 Hierarchy, economy, piety: Late Antique funerary textiles from Egypt in context
Anna C. Kelley
Part III: The Stratification of Space
9 Competitive piety: Rural patrons in Byzantine Arabia and Palaestina, c.500-c.630
Daniel Reynolds
10 Contextualizing secular representations in Marathos, Mani
Mark Pawlowski
11 'The Poor shall eat and be satisfied': the ideal of Christian poverty in the refectories of Constantinople
Jessica Varsallona
Part IV: Philanthropy and Social Obligation
12 Poverty, imperial philanthropy, and political ideology in the historical accounts of Michael Psellos and Michael Attaleiates
Francisco Lopez Santos-Kornberger
13 Fraudulent beggars and fake monks: unease about almsgiving in Late Antiquity
Jaclyn Maxwell
14 'Charity begins at the monastery': Elite female philanthropy in the Palaiologan Period
Lauren Wainwright
15 Poor in this world but not in the next? The commemoration of the Dead among the Byzantine non-elite (ca. 300-1100)
Zachary Chitwood
Conclusion
16 Looking for the poor in Byzantium: an epilogue
Leslie Brubaker
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