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Theodoros of Kaisareia (11th c.) - RGK: I.131 - VGH: 138.E
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1051-1100 |
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the Monastery of Stoudios < Konstantinoupolis < Turkey |
| Bibliography |
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J. Anderson, P. Canart, C. Walter, 1989, The Barberini Psalter. Codex Vaticanus Barberinianus Graecus 372. Introduction and Commentary, Zürich: passim
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H. Hunger, 1989, Schreiben und Lesen in Byzanz: Die byzantinische Buchkultur, Munich: 44
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I. Hutter 1997, Theodoros βιβλιογράφος und die Buchmalerei in Studiu, Bollettino della Badia Greca di Grottaferrata (BBGG), 51, 177-208: 179
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A. Rhoby 2015, Inscriptions and Manuscripts in Byzantium: A Fruitful Symbiosis?, in M. Maniaci, P. Orsini (eds.), Scrittura epigrafica e scrittura libraria: fra Oriente e Occidente, Cassino, 15-44: 20, 22
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A. Rhoby, 2018, Ausgewählte Byzantinische Epigramme in Illuminierten Handschriften, Wien: 461-466
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A. Rhoby 2020, Inscriptions and the Byzantine Beholder, in M. Lauxtermann, I. Toth (eds.), Inscribing Texts in Byzantium: Continuities and Transformations, Abingdon, 107-121: 113
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I. Spatharakis, 1976, The Portrait in Byzantine Illuminated Manuscripts, Leiden: 26-36
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K. Weitzmann 1980, The Sinai Psalter cod. 48 with Marginal Illustrations and Three Leaves in Leningrad , in K. Weitzmann (ed.), Byzantine liturgical psalters and Gospels, London, 1-12: 2
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Digital Vatican Library (last accessed: 2025-04-29).
https://digi.vatlib.it/mss/detail/Barb.gr.372
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The exact dating of the manuscript is debated.
Spatharakis (1976: 34): 'The portraits must therefore represent Constantine X Ducas, his wife Eudocia and one of their sons Michael or Constantine. The year of their coronation as co-emperors, 1060, must be the year of execution of the Barberini Psalter.'
Anderson - Canart - Walter (1989: 28): 'The psalter's production at the Studios in the period from around 1092 to 1095 corresponds to what we can surmise from the cycle of miniatures, the book's ornament, the imperial portrait leaf and the response of Leo of Chalcedon and other clergymen to the confiscations made during Alexius' reign.' |
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