Fountains and Water Culture in Byzantium
Herausgeber: Shilling, Brooke; Stephenson, Paul
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Herausgeber: Shilling, Brooke; Stephenson, Paul
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This collection explores the ancient fountains of Byzantium, Constantinople and Istanbul, reviving the senses of past water cultures.
This collection explores the ancient fountains of Byzantium, Constantinople and Istanbul, reviving the senses of past water cultures.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 416
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 715g
- ISBN-13: 9781107513884
- ISBN-10: 110751388X
- Artikelnr.: 61622702
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 416
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 715g
- ISBN-13: 9781107513884
- ISBN-10: 110751388X
- Artikelnr.: 61622702
Introduction Brooke Shilling and Paul Stephenson; 1. Where do we go now?
The archaeology of monumental fountains in the Roman and early Byzantine
East Julian Richard; 2. Monumental waterworks in Late Antique
Constantinople Paul Stephenson and Ragnar Hedlund; 3. Fistulae and water
fraud in Late Antique Constantinople Gerda de Kleijn; 4. The Silahtaräa
statues in context Brenda Longfellow; 5. The bronze goose from the
hippodrome Rowena Loverance; 6. The serpent column fountain Paul
Stephenson; 7. The culture of water in the 'Macedonian Renaissance' Paul
Magdalino; 8. When bath became church: spatial fusion in Late Antique
Constantinople and beyond Jesper Blid Kullberg; 9. Zoomorphic rainwater
spouts Philipp Niewöhner; 10. Spouts and finials defining fountains by
giving water shape and sound Eunice Dauterman Maguire; 11. Fountains of
paradise in early Byzantine art, homilies, and hymns Brooke Shilling; 12.
Where did the waters of paradise go after iconoclasm? Henry Maguire; 13.
'Rejoice, Spring.' The Theotokos as a fountain in the liturgical practice
of Byzantine hymnography Helena Bodin; 14. Words, water, and power:
literary fountains and metaphors of patronage in eleventh- and
twelfth-century Byzantium Ingela Nilsson; 15. Ancient water in fictional
fountains: waterworks in Byzantine novels and romances Terése Nilsson; 16.
The shrine of the Theotokos at the Pege Isabel Kimmelfield; 17. A dome for
the water: canopied fountains and cypress trees in Byzantine and early
Ottoman Constantinople Federica Broilo; 18. Sinan's ablution fountains
Johan Mårtelius.
The archaeology of monumental fountains in the Roman and early Byzantine
East Julian Richard; 2. Monumental waterworks in Late Antique
Constantinople Paul Stephenson and Ragnar Hedlund; 3. Fistulae and water
fraud in Late Antique Constantinople Gerda de Kleijn; 4. The Silahtaräa
statues in context Brenda Longfellow; 5. The bronze goose from the
hippodrome Rowena Loverance; 6. The serpent column fountain Paul
Stephenson; 7. The culture of water in the 'Macedonian Renaissance' Paul
Magdalino; 8. When bath became church: spatial fusion in Late Antique
Constantinople and beyond Jesper Blid Kullberg; 9. Zoomorphic rainwater
spouts Philipp Niewöhner; 10. Spouts and finials defining fountains by
giving water shape and sound Eunice Dauterman Maguire; 11. Fountains of
paradise in early Byzantine art, homilies, and hymns Brooke Shilling; 12.
Where did the waters of paradise go after iconoclasm? Henry Maguire; 13.
'Rejoice, Spring.' The Theotokos as a fountain in the liturgical practice
of Byzantine hymnography Helena Bodin; 14. Words, water, and power:
literary fountains and metaphors of patronage in eleventh- and
twelfth-century Byzantium Ingela Nilsson; 15. Ancient water in fictional
fountains: waterworks in Byzantine novels and romances Terése Nilsson; 16.
The shrine of the Theotokos at the Pege Isabel Kimmelfield; 17. A dome for
the water: canopied fountains and cypress trees in Byzantine and early
Ottoman Constantinople Federica Broilo; 18. Sinan's ablution fountains
Johan Mårtelius.
Introduction Brooke Shilling and Paul Stephenson; 1. Where do we go now?
The archaeology of monumental fountains in the Roman and early Byzantine
East Julian Richard; 2. Monumental waterworks in Late Antique
Constantinople Paul Stephenson and Ragnar Hedlund; 3. Fistulae and water
fraud in Late Antique Constantinople Gerda de Kleijn; 4. The Silahtaräa
statues in context Brenda Longfellow; 5. The bronze goose from the
hippodrome Rowena Loverance; 6. The serpent column fountain Paul
Stephenson; 7. The culture of water in the 'Macedonian Renaissance' Paul
Magdalino; 8. When bath became church: spatial fusion in Late Antique
Constantinople and beyond Jesper Blid Kullberg; 9. Zoomorphic rainwater
spouts Philipp Niewöhner; 10. Spouts and finials defining fountains by
giving water shape and sound Eunice Dauterman Maguire; 11. Fountains of
paradise in early Byzantine art, homilies, and hymns Brooke Shilling; 12.
Where did the waters of paradise go after iconoclasm? Henry Maguire; 13.
'Rejoice, Spring.' The Theotokos as a fountain in the liturgical practice
of Byzantine hymnography Helena Bodin; 14. Words, water, and power:
literary fountains and metaphors of patronage in eleventh- and
twelfth-century Byzantium Ingela Nilsson; 15. Ancient water in fictional
fountains: waterworks in Byzantine novels and romances Terése Nilsson; 16.
The shrine of the Theotokos at the Pege Isabel Kimmelfield; 17. A dome for
the water: canopied fountains and cypress trees in Byzantine and early
Ottoman Constantinople Federica Broilo; 18. Sinan's ablution fountains
Johan Mårtelius.
The archaeology of monumental fountains in the Roman and early Byzantine
East Julian Richard; 2. Monumental waterworks in Late Antique
Constantinople Paul Stephenson and Ragnar Hedlund; 3. Fistulae and water
fraud in Late Antique Constantinople Gerda de Kleijn; 4. The Silahtaräa
statues in context Brenda Longfellow; 5. The bronze goose from the
hippodrome Rowena Loverance; 6. The serpent column fountain Paul
Stephenson; 7. The culture of water in the 'Macedonian Renaissance' Paul
Magdalino; 8. When bath became church: spatial fusion in Late Antique
Constantinople and beyond Jesper Blid Kullberg; 9. Zoomorphic rainwater
spouts Philipp Niewöhner; 10. Spouts and finials defining fountains by
giving water shape and sound Eunice Dauterman Maguire; 11. Fountains of
paradise in early Byzantine art, homilies, and hymns Brooke Shilling; 12.
Where did the waters of paradise go after iconoclasm? Henry Maguire; 13.
'Rejoice, Spring.' The Theotokos as a fountain in the liturgical practice
of Byzantine hymnography Helena Bodin; 14. Words, water, and power:
literary fountains and metaphors of patronage in eleventh- and
twelfth-century Byzantium Ingela Nilsson; 15. Ancient water in fictional
fountains: waterworks in Byzantine novels and romances Terése Nilsson; 16.
The shrine of the Theotokos at the Pege Isabel Kimmelfield; 17. A dome for
the water: canopied fountains and cypress trees in Byzantine and early
Ottoman Constantinople Federica Broilo; 18. Sinan's ablution fountains
Johan Mårtelius.