Ανωμερίτης, Αγία Αικατερίνα Οίας (2009)
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Abbreviation
Ανωμερίτης, Αγία Αικατερίνα Οίας (2009)
Form of publication
Book
Γιώργος Ανωμερίτης, Η Αγία Αικατερίνα Οίας. Ένας «άτρωτος» στους αιώνες πατριαρχικός σταυροπηγιακός ναός (Εκδόσεις Μίλητος, Αθήνα 2009)
ISBN / ISSN
ISBN 978-960-464-110-9
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G. Anomeritis, Hagia Aikaterina of Oia: A Patriarchal Stavropegic church, “Invulnerable” to time is a monograph written in Greek about the church dedicated to St Catherine in Oia, the area of Santorini formerly know as Epano Meria (literally, the “High Places”). Oia is the fortified settlement of Santorini’s boat-builders and sailors. In the first part of the book,
Anomeritis briefly reviews the island’s history and that of Oia in particular (pp 21-78). There is an introductory note by the philologist and palaeographer Agamenon Tselikas pp 11-13. Prologue pp 15-16. Chapters: “Thira” pp. 21-25, “Santorini” pp. 27-41, “Oia” pp. 43-57, “The Church of Santorini” pp. 59-71, “Byzantine hagiography and Santorini” pp. 73-81, “Hagia Aikaterini” pp. 83-169, “The Darzenta family” pp. 171-179, “The Varvarigos family” pp. 181-187. Appendix: 1. Chronology for 1204-1821 pp. 191-192, 2. Important churches on Santorini p. 193, 3. Orthodox bishops and metropolitans of Thira 1592-1900 p. 194, 4. Catholic bishops of Thira p. 194, 5. Princes of the Ducat of the Aegean p. 195, 6. Princes of Santorini p. 195, 7. Churches and chapels of Oia pp. 196-197, 8. Earthquakes and eruptions 1650-1956 p. 198. Biography of figures mentioned in the book pp. 201-207. Bibliography p. 211. The text is accompanied by rich illustrations: maps, plans, documents, old and more recent photographs. Photographs (C phot) by Giorgos Anameritis, Giannis Giannelos and Giorgos Galanopoulos. Total pages, 214.
>>> The book was translated in English in 2017 (Militos Editions, Athens).
Anomeritis briefly reviews the island’s history and that of Oia in particular (pp 21-78). There is an introductory note by the philologist and palaeographer Agamenon Tselikas pp 11-13. Prologue pp 15-16. Chapters: “Thira” pp. 21-25, “Santorini” pp. 27-41, “Oia” pp. 43-57, “The Church of Santorini” pp. 59-71, “Byzantine hagiography and Santorini” pp. 73-81, “Hagia Aikaterini” pp. 83-169, “The Darzenta family” pp. 171-179, “The Varvarigos family” pp. 181-187. Appendix: 1. Chronology for 1204-1821 pp. 191-192, 2. Important churches on Santorini p. 193, 3. Orthodox bishops and metropolitans of Thira 1592-1900 p. 194, 4. Catholic bishops of Thira p. 194, 5. Princes of the Ducat of the Aegean p. 195, 6. Princes of Santorini p. 195, 7. Churches and chapels of Oia pp. 196-197, 8. Earthquakes and eruptions 1650-1956 p. 198. Biography of figures mentioned in the book pp. 201-207. Bibliography p. 211. The text is accompanied by rich illustrations: maps, plans, documents, old and more recent photographs. Photographs (C phot) by Giorgos Anameritis, Giannis Giannelos and Giorgos Galanopoulos. Total pages, 214.
>>> The book was translated in English in 2017 (Militos Editions, Athens).
Key words
Aegean Sea.
Barbarigo, family.
Catherine / Aikaterine, saint.
Cyclades.
Dacoronia, family.
Darzenta, family.
Duchy of the Aegean / Archipelago / Naxos.
Earthquakes.
Ecclesiastical art.
Ecclesiastical buildings.
Ecclesiastical history.
Eighteenth century.
Icon painters.
Iconographic art, popular.
Latin Church.
Latins.
List of rulers.
Modern period.
Monasteries.
Nineteenth century.
Oia / Epano Meria.
Parthenios I, Ecumenical Patriarch.
Photographic archives.
Saints.
Samuel I (Chantzeris), Ecumenical Patriarch.
Santorini / Thira.
Seventeenth century.
Sixteenth century.
Venetian rule.
Venetians.