The first volume to map the interregional political, economic and cultural networks in which Egypt functioned as it was transformed from a Graeco-Roman to an Arabic-Islamic region. Brings together a wide range of disciplines, serving historians of late antiquity and Islam, archaeologists and papyrologists.
The first volume to map the interregional political, economic and cultural networks in which Egypt functioned as it was transformed from a Graeco-Roman to an Arabic-Islamic region. Brings together a wide range of disciplines, serving historians of late antiquity and Islam, archaeologists and papyrologists.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Jelle Bruning, Janneke H. M. de Jong and Petra M. Sijpesteijn; Part 1. Political and Administrative Connections: 1. Egypt in the age of Justinian: connector or disconnector? Peter Sarris; 2. At the crossroads of regional settings: Egypt, 500-1000 CE Yaacov Lev; 3. The frontier zone at the first cataract before and at the time of the Muslim conquest (fifth to seventh centuries) Stefanie Schmidt; 4. Islamic historiography on early Muslim relations with Nubia Sylvie Denoix; 5. Local tradition and imperial legal policy under the Umayyads: the evolution of the early Egyptian school of law Mathieu Tillier; 6. Ibn l n's pacification campaign: sedition, authority and empire in Abbasid Egypt Matthew S. Gordon; Part 2. Economic Connections: 7. Between Ramla and Fus : Archaeological evidence for Egyptian contacts with early Islamic Palestine (eighth-eleventh centuries) Gideon Avni; 8. Egypt's connections in the early Caliphate: political, economic and cultural Petra M. Sijpesteijn; 9. Trading activities in the Eastern Mediterranean through ceramics between late antiquity and fatimid times (ca. seventh-tenth/eleventh centuries) Joanita Vroom; Part 3. Social and Cultural Connections: 10. The destruction of Alexandria: religious imagery and local identity in early Islamic Egypt Jelle Bruning; 11. Scribal networks, taxation and the role of coptic in Marwanid Egypt Jennifer Cromwell; 12. A changing position of Greek? Greek papyri in the documentary culture of early Islamic Egypt Janneke H. M. de Jong; 13. Regional diversity in the use of administrative loanwords in early Islamic Arabic documentary sources (632-800 CE): a preliminary survey Eugenio Garosi; 14. Babylon/Qär al-Sham : continuity and change at the heart of the new metropolis of Fus Peter Sheehan and Alison L. Gascoigne; 15. Utilizing non-Muslim literary sources for the study of Egypt, 500-1000 CE Maged S.A. Mikhail; Index.
Introduction Jelle Bruning, Janneke H. M. de Jong and Petra M. Sijpesteijn; Part 1. Political and Administrative Connections: 1. Egypt in the age of Justinian: connector or disconnector? Peter Sarris; 2. At the crossroads of regional settings: Egypt, 500-1000 CE Yaacov Lev; 3. The frontier zone at the first cataract before and at the time of the Muslim conquest (fifth to seventh centuries) Stefanie Schmidt; 4. Islamic historiography on early Muslim relations with Nubia Sylvie Denoix; 5. Local tradition and imperial legal policy under the Umayyads: the evolution of the early Egyptian school of law Mathieu Tillier; 6. Ibn l n's pacification campaign: sedition, authority and empire in Abbasid Egypt Matthew S. Gordon; Part 2. Economic Connections: 7. Between Ramla and Fus : Archaeological evidence for Egyptian contacts with early Islamic Palestine (eighth-eleventh centuries) Gideon Avni; 8. Egypt's connections in the early Caliphate: political, economic and cultural Petra M. Sijpesteijn; 9. Trading activities in the Eastern Mediterranean through ceramics between late antiquity and fatimid times (ca. seventh-tenth/eleventh centuries) Joanita Vroom; Part 3. Social and Cultural Connections: 10. The destruction of Alexandria: religious imagery and local identity in early Islamic Egypt Jelle Bruning; 11. Scribal networks, taxation and the role of coptic in Marwanid Egypt Jennifer Cromwell; 12. A changing position of Greek? Greek papyri in the documentary culture of early Islamic Egypt Janneke H. M. de Jong; 13. Regional diversity in the use of administrative loanwords in early Islamic Arabic documentary sources (632-800 CE): a preliminary survey Eugenio Garosi; 14. Babylon/Qär al-Sham : continuity and change at the heart of the new metropolis of Fus Peter Sheehan and Alison L. Gascoigne; 15. Utilizing non-Muslim literary sources for the study of Egypt, 500-1000 CE Maged S.A. Mikhail; Index.
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