Χέριν, Γυναίκες στην πορφύρα (2002)
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Abbreviation
Χέριν, Γυναίκες στην πορφύρα (2002)
Form of publication
Book

Τζούντιθ Χέριν, Γυναίκες στην πορφύρα. Ηγεμόνες του μεσαιωνικού Βυζαντίου, Αλέξης Εμμανουήλ (μτφρ.), σειρά Κυκεών 9 (Εκδόσεις Ωκεανίδα, Αθήνα 2002)

ISBN / ISSN
ISBN 960-410-277-Χ
First edition
Title of first edition
Judith Herrin, Women in Purple. Rulers of Medieval Byzantium
Publisher of first edition
Weidenfeld and Nicolson Ltd
Place of publication of first edition
London
Date of publication of first edition
2001
Data

Judith Herrin, Women in Purple. Rulers in Medieval Byzantium (Greek translation from English). Scholarly study for a general, informed audience, concerned with three empresses from the Middle Byzantine period.

In the Introduction, pp. 21-33, the distinguished Byzantinist offers a short overview of the period, while in Chapter One, pp. 35-115, she describes the Byzantine capital in detail and discusses at length the world of Byzantium. Genealogical tree for the three female sovereigns (Irene 780-802, Euphrosyne 824-829 and Theodora 842-856), p. 15. Maps, pp. 16-19. Sources and Notes, pp. 513-590. Index of main names, pp. 593-602. Index of places, pp. 603-606. Nine color illustrations, pp. 611-619. Total pages, 622.

Key words
Abbasids, dynasty.
Amorium / Amorion.
Balkans.
Biography.
Bosphorus / Bosphoros / Bosporos.
Byzantine army.
Byzantine cities.
Byzantine Constantinople.
Byzantine emperors.
Byzantine Empire.
Byzantine institutions.
Byzantine monuments.
Byzantine noblewomen.
Byzantine prosopography.
Byzantine society.
Byzantine sources.
Caliphate.
Charlemagne.
Constantinople / Polis / Istanbul.
Constantinople, aristocratic monasteries.
Euphrosyne, empress.
Greece.
Hagiasma.
Harun al-Rashid, caliph.
Iconoclasm.
Irene the Athenian, empress.
Istanbul, Asian side.
Italy.
Leo IV the Khazar.
Middle Byzantine period.
Paphlagonia, Asian Turkey.
Patria of Constantinople.
Pege Monastery, Balıklı.
Portable icon.
Princes’ Islands.
Rome.
Seventh Ecumenical Council.
Sicily.
Theodora, empress, saint.
Theophanes the Confessor.
Theophilos, emperor.
Women.