Moravcsik (ed.), Porphyrogenitus, Administrando I (DOT 1, 1967)
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Abbreviation
Moravcsik (ed.), Porphyrogenitus, Administrando I (DOT 1, 1967)
Form of publication
Book

Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus / Κωνσταντίνος Ζ΄ ο Πορφυρογέννητος, Constantine Porphyrogenitus De Administrando Imperio / Προς τον ίδιον υιόν Ρωμανόν  Ι Gyula Moravcsik (ed.), Romilly James Heald Jenkins (tr.), vol. I, series Dumbarton Oaks Texts (Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, New, Rivised Edition. Second Impression, 1985 Washington, D.C. 1967)

Collective work
Yes
ISBN / ISSN
ISBN 0-88402-021-5
First edition
Place of publication of first edition
Budapest
Date of publication of first edition
1949
Source
Yes
Data
R. J. H. Jenkins, “General Introduction” pp. 7-14. Gy. Moravcsik, “Critical Introduction” pp. 15-39. Text and Translation pp. 43-287. Index of Proper Names pp. 288-313. Glossary pp. 314-332. Grammatical Notes pp. 333-341.
Key words
Adriatic Sea.
Arabs.
Armenians.
Asia Minor / Asian Turkey.
Avars.
Balkans.
Bulgaria.
Bulgarians.
Byzantine administration.
Byzantine Asia Minor / Asian Turkey.
Byzantine cities.
Byzantine Constantinople.
Byzantine Crimea.
Byzantine diplomacy.
Byzantine emperors.
Byzantine Empire.
Byzantine fleet.
Byzantine nobility / noblemen.
Byzantine noblewomen.
Byzantine Peloponnese.
Byzantine society.
Byzantine sources.
Castle / Fortress.
Chersonessos / Cherson / Sebastopol.
Constantine the Great.
Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus / Konstantinos VII Porphyrogennitos.
Croatia.
Croatians.
Cyprus.
Dalmatia.
Danube / Ister.
Diocletian.
Dnieper, river.
Dniester, river.
Euxine Pontus / Black Sea.
Franks.
Heraclius, emperor.
Horse, horses.
Hungarians.
Iberia / Georgia.
Iberians of Georgia.
Illyricum.
Italy.
Kefe / Caffa / Kaffa / Feodosiia.
Khazars, people.
Leo VI, the Wise.
Medieval France.
Medieval Venice.
Middle Byzantine period.
Middle East.
Monasteries.
Monoxyla / logboats.
Paphlagonia, Asian Turkey.
Pechenegs, people.
Persia.
Prophet Muhammad.
Propontis / Sea of Marmara.
Rus / Russians.
Saints.
Saracens.
Sarmatians.
Sea of Azov.
Serbs.
Sicily.
Slavs.
Spain.
Symeon of Bulgaria.
Syria.
Thema, Byz. admin. unit.
Turks of Asia.