Volume 60 of this annual journal explores a range of Byzantine
subjects: the classification of stamping objects (including six
previously unpublished metal stamps); the date and purpose of the
construction of Constantinople's church of Saints Sergius and
Bacchus; the Coptic Church's literary construction of its identity
in post-conquest Egypt; the evidence for the tenth-century revision
of the so-called "Chronicle of 811"; an unusual development in the
iconography of St. Menas; and versions of Niketas Choniates'
"History."
Also included are editions and translations of Byzantine
Communion prayers newly discovered in Massachusetts and two
funerary epigrams written by Manuel Philes; both articles include
commentary. The volume concludes with reports from 2003 and 2004 on
Dumbarton Oaks-supported archaeological fieldwork projects on a
church in Bizye and an aristocratic rock-cut Byzantine settlement
in Cappadocia.
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