โ Scribed by Jean-Claude Cheynet, Claudia Sode
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Die Sigillographie als eigenstรคndiger Teilbereich der Byzantinistik ist seit einigen Jahren verstรคrkt in den Blick sowohl der Byzantinistik als auch der Nachbardisziplinen gerรผckt, weil sie als einzige in groรer Menge noch bisher unerschlossenes Material der Wissenschaft zur Verfรผgung stellt. Die Beitrรคge der Studies in Byzantine Sigillography befassen sich mit allen Aspekten der byzantinischen Siegelkunde: Vorstellung von Neufunden, Diskussion neuer Methoden, Fragen der politischen und kirchlichen Verwaltung von Byzanz, Prosopographie, historische Geographie, kunsthistorische und ikonographische Probleme.
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<p><strong>Jean-Claude Cheynet</strong>, Collรจge de France, Paris, France; <strong>Claudia Sode</strong>, Universitรคt Kรถln, Germany.</p>
Volume 9 mainly contains lectures from the 8th International Symposium on Byzantine Sigillography in October 2003, in Berlin. Besides the iconography of seals, much emphasis was placed on questions of Byzantine administration. Further, selected collections are presented, as well as a large number of
<br> <em>(Bryn Mawr Classical Review, Bryn Mawr, 4.5. 2004</em>
<p>For several years now, sigillography as an independent subarea in the field of Byzantine studies has received increasing attention from both Byzantine studies and related disciplines, as it is the only area still able to provide academia with large amounts of material not previously analysed. The
<p>Volume 9 mainly contains lectures from the 8th International Symposium on Byzantine Sigillography in October 2003, in Berlin. Besides the iconography of seals, much emphasis was placed on questions of Byzantine administration. Further, selected collections are presented, as well as a large number