Prosopographie der mittelbyzantinischen Zeit

Author(s)

• Lilie, Ralph-Johannes
• Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Arbeitsgruppe Wissenschaften und Wiedervereinigung

Bibliographic Information

Prosopographie der mittelbyzantinischen Zeit

nach Vorarbeiten F. Winkelmanns erstellt von Ralph-Johannes Lilie ... [et al.] ; herausgegeben von der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften

W. de Gruyter, 1998-

• Abt. 1 (641-867), Prolegomena
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 1
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 2
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 3
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 4
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 5
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Abkürzungsverzeichnis
• Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 6
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Prolegomena
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 1
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 2
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 3
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 4
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 5
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 6
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 7
• Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 8

Note

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 1: Aaron(#1)-Georgios(#2182), Bd. 2: Georgios(#2183)-Leon(#4270), Bd. 3: Leon(#4271)-Placentius(#6265), Bd. 4: Platon(#6266)-Theophpylaktos(#8345), Bd. 5: Theophpylaktos(#8346)-az-Zubair(#8675), Anonymi(#10001-12149), Bd. 6: Abkürzungen, Addenda und Indices

Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 1: A..i...(#20001)-Christophoros(#21278), Bd. 2: Christophoros(#21279)-Ignatios(#22712), Bd. 3: Ignatios(#22713)-Lampudios(#24268), Bd. 4: Landenolfus (#24269)-Niketas(#25701), Bd. 5: Niketas(#25702)-Sinapes (#27088), Bd. 6: Sinko(#27089)-Zuhayr(#28522), Bd. 7: Anonyma (#30001)-Anonymus(#32071), Bd. 8: Nachwort, Abkürzungen und Indices

Abt. 2 (867-1025), Bd. 8 / Ralph-Johannes Lilie, Claudia Ludwig, Beate Zielke ; herausgegeben von der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 1 ISBN 9783110151794

Description

The Prosopography of the Middle Byzantine Period is a comprehensive biographical dictionary for the Eastern Mediterranean, including Byzantine Italy, in the Early Middle Ages. Itis published in two sections, each comprising five volumes, and documents over 20,000 people. The first section covers the period from 641 to 867, the second extends to 1025. Apart from the five main volumes, each section contains an additional introductory volume, Prolegomena , containing principally information about the most important sources for the period - both Byzantine and non-Byzantine - together with a concluding volume with the definitive list of abbreviations, the indexes, and addenda and corrigenda. The work covers firstly all Byzantines mentioned either by name or anonymously in the relevant Byzantine and non-Byzantine sources, and secondly all persons mentioned in the Byzantine sources both from Western Europe and from the Arabic and Slavonic areas, together with those from the Christian East. The articles on the individual people bring together all known details in each case and give information on the present state of research. Both sections contain comprehensive indexes of names, variants of names, offices, titles, places and geographical terms, which facilitate use of the work. A subject index and online versions of all the indexes are in preparation. Thus the Prosopography is a research instrument of use both to the specialist and to all those just looking for rapid information on individuals, a region or a particular event.

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Prolegomena ISBN 9783110162974

Description

The "Prosopography of the Middle Byzantine Period" is a comprehensive biographical dictionary of the eastern Mediterranean in the early Middle Ages. It is centred on Byzantium, but also takes account of Italy, the southern Balkans, the Christian Orient, and Califat. The dictionary is divided into two secitons, each with five volumes of approximatley 700 pages, and a Prologomena. The Prologemena provide an introduction to each section, but their main function is to provide information on the most important sources - both Byzantine and others - for this period.

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 2 ISBN 9783110166729

Description

The Prosopography of the Middle Byzantine Period is a comprehensive biographical dictionary for the Eastern Mediterranean, including Byzantine Italy, in the Early Middle Ages. It is published in two sections, each comprising five volumes, and documents over 20,000 people. The first section covers the period from 641 to 867, the second extends to 1025. Apart from the five main volumes, each section contains an additional introductory volume, Prolegomena , containing principally information about the most important sources for the period - both Byzantine and non-Byzantine - together with a concluding volume with the definitive list of abbreviations, the indexes, and addenda and corrigenda. The work covers firstly all Byzantines mentioned either by name or anonymously in the relevant Byzantine and non-Byzantine sources, and secondly all persons mentioned in the Byzantine sources both from Western Europe and from the Arabic and Slavonic areas, together with those from the Christian East. The articles on the individual people bring together all known details in each case and give information on the present state of research. Both sections contain comprehensive indexes of names, variants of names, offices, titles, places and geographical terms, which facilitate use of the work. A subject index and online versions of all the indexes are in preparation. Thus the Prosopography is a research instrument of use both to the specialist and to all those just looking for rapid information on individuals, a region or a particular event.

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 3 ISBN 9783110166736

Description

The Prosopography of the Middle Byzantine Period is a comprehensive biographical dictionary for the Eastern Mediterranean, including Byzantine Italy, in the Early Middle Ages. Itis published in two sections, each comprising five volumes, and documents over 20,000 people. The first section covers the period from 641 to 867, the second extends to 1025. Apart from the five main volumes, each section contains an additional introductory volume, Prolegomena , containing principally information about the most important sources for the period - both Byzantine and non-Byzantine - together with a concluding volume with the definitive list of abbreviations, the indexes, and addenda and corrigenda. The work covers firstly all Byzantines mentioned either by name or anonymously in the relevant Byzantine and non-Byzantine sources, and secondly all persons mentioned in the Byzantine sources both from Western Europe and from the Arabic and Slavonic areas, together with those from the Christian East. The articles on the individual people bring together all known details in each case and give information on the present state of research. Both sections contain comprehensive indexes of names, variants of names, offices, titles, places and geographical terms, which facilitate use of the work. A subject index and online versions of all the indexes are in preparation. Thus the Prosopography is a research instrument of use both to the specialist and to all those just looking for rapid information on individuals, a region or a particular event.

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 4 ISBN 9783110166743

Description

The Prosopography of the Middle Byzantine Period is a comprehensive biographical dictionary for the Eastern Mediterranean, including Byzantine Italy, in the Early Middle Ages. Itis published in two sections, each comprising five volumes, and documents over 20,000 people. The first section covers the period from 641 to 867, the second extends to 1025. Apart from the five main volumes, each section contains an additional introductory volume, Prolegomena , containing principally information about the most important sources for the period - both Byzantine and non-Byzantine - together with a concluding volume with the definitive list of abbreviations, the indexes, and addenda and corrigenda. The work covers firstly all Byzantines mentioned either by name or anonymously in the relevant Byzantine and non-Byzantine sources, and secondly all persons mentioned in the Byzantine sources both from Western Europe and from the Arabic and Slavonic areas, together with those from the Christian East. The articles on the individual people bring together all known details in each case and give information on the present state of research. Both sections contain comprehensive indexes of names, variants of names, offices, titles, places and geographical terms, which facilitate use of the work. A subject index and online versions of all the indexes are in preparation. Thus the Prosopography is a research instrument of use both to the specialist and to all those just looking for rapid information on individuals, a region or a particular event.

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 5 ISBN 9783110166750

Description

The "Prosopographie der mittelbyzantinischen Zeit" is a comprehensive biographical dictionary of the eastern Mediterranean including Byzantine Italy in the early Middle Ages. It is published in two sections of five volumes documenting more than 20,000 persons in total. The first section covers the period 641-867, the second section 867-1025. In addition to the five volumes, each section includes not only a prolegomena volume, which covers the most important Byzantine and other relevant sources, but also a concluding volume containing lists of abbreviations, indices, adenda and corrigenda. Work on the second section will be finished by 2010.

Volume

Abt. 1 (641-867), Bd. 6 ISBN 9783110174564

Description

Concluding the publication of the first section, this volume contains addenda and corridenda to the volumes already published, and the indexes: variants of names, sources, titles and occupations and a geographical index. The indexes allow the work to be accessed from a variety of starting points. The prosopography thus provides information not only about the persons documented but also about Byzantine society and the history of Byzantium together with that of its Eastern and Western neighbours. The whole prosopography encompasses seven volumes and over 11,500 people from the time of the approximate beginning of the Middle Byzantine period (641) up to the accession of power of the Macedonian dynasty (867).

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Details

• NCID: BA40068003
• ISBN:
  • 3110162970
  • 3110151790
  • 3110166720
  • 3110166739
  • 3110166747
  • 3110166755
  • 3110174561
  • 9783110166712
  • 9783110166668
  • 9783110166675
  • 9783110166682
  • 9783110166699
  • 9783110166705
  • 9783110206357
  • 9783110270204
  • 9783110275476
• Country Code: gw
• Title Language Code: ger
• Text Language Code: gergrc
• Place of Publication: Berlin ; New York
• Pages/Volumes: v.
• Size: 25 cm
• Classification:
  • NDC9 : 209.4
  • SG86 : 63
  • DC20 : 949.5