Artistic Practice, Materiality, and Ideology in the Medieval East Roman Empire and Neighboring Eastern Polities

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Artistic Practice, Materiality, and Ideology in the Medieval East Roman Empire and Neighboring Eastern Polities

Bodnaruk, Mariana

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2026

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9781032750118

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Introduction. Towards a Materialist History of East Roman Art

Mariana Bodnaruk

Part I: Materiality and Ideology of Epigraphic Texts

Chapter 1. Byzantine Lead Seals as Expressions of Power and Identity

Christos Malatras

Chapter 2. Imperial Inscriptions and Inscribed Images as a Means of Propaganda in Medieval Byzantium

Georgios Pallis

Chapter 3. The Agency of Epigraphy: Inscriptions and the Weaponization of Relics in Byzantium

Brad Hostetler

Part II. Material and Ideological Constructedness of Visual and Performative Representations

Chapter 4. Repetition as a Mechanism of Craft and Devotion: Rethinking Art Historical Frameworks through Early Christian Reliquaries and Casket Mounts

Adrien Palladino

Chapter 5. A Tale of Two Cities: The Journey of the Ivory Pyxis of St. Menas

Ruben Campini

Chapter 6. Divine Intervention and Imperial Performance: The Pilgrimage of John VIII Palaiologos

Anna Adashinskaya

Part III. Female Agency and Material Turn

Chapter 7. The Representation of Senatorial Women in Late Antique Inscribed Honorific Texts and Statue Monuments

Mariana Bodnaruk

Chapter 8. Female Presence in Moments of Death and (Re)Birth: Materializing Protective Power of Sacred Purity and Motherhood Across Late Antique Mediterranean and Beyond

Teodora Georgievova

Chapter 9. A Woman Who Had So Much to Lose: Theodora Palaiologina, the Union of Lyons and the Cleansing Power of Art

Petra Melichar

Part IV. Impact of Empire? East Roman Neighboring Polities Beyond Center and Periphery

Chapter 10. Images of Orthodoxy or Political Compromise? Visual Representations in the Late Antique South Caucasus

Veronika Dzugan Hermanova and Ivan Foletti

Chapter 11. Transcultural Art as a Sign of Power: Coins Showing the Theotokos Crowning the Ruler in Byzantium and in Al-Jazirah

Manuela Studer-Karlen

Chapter 12. Patriarchs and Anti-Patriarchs Looking for Legitimacy in ?ur ?Abdin in Pre-Modern Era

Alexandre Varela Exposito

Afterward

Michele Bacci

Appendix
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Byzantine material culture;medieval epigraphy;imperial iconography;gender in sacred art;Orthodox Commonwealth studies;transregional visual analysis;female agency in medieval art