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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 articles of Studies in Byzantine Sigillography deal with all aspects of Byzantine sigillography: presentation of new finds, discussion of new methods, questions of the political and ecclesiastical administration of Byzantium, prosopography, historical geography, and art-historical and iconographical problems.
Frontmatter
Contents
First part : Contributions to the Session of Sigillography of the XXIth Congress in London (August 2006)
La mise en place des thèmes d’après les sceaux : les stratèges
Victoria - Nike, on Early Byzantine Seals
Der Name Alexios Kontostephanos Komnenos. Identifizierungsvorschläge anhand Sigillographischer Funde
Byzantine Lead Seals from The Village of Melnitsa (District of Elkhovo, Bulgaria), Part II
Sceaux des musées de Kayseri et de Nigde (Cappadoce byzantine)
Die byzantinischen Bleisiegel der Sammlung Konstantinos Kalantzis in Agrinion (Griechenland)
Second part : Notes of Sigillography
An unpublished Seal of The Patriarch of Constantinople and New Rome, Stephanos II (925—927)
Übernahm der Französische Normanne Hervé (Erbebios Phrangopolos) nach der Katastrophe von Mantzikert das Kommando über die verbliebene Ostarmee?
Un nouveau boullôtèrion découvert en Turquie
Seals published (2002-2006)
Catalogue of Auctions (2002-2006)
Backmatter
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<p>Now also available in paperback </p> <p>Sigillography has provided Byzantine studies with large amounts of new material for analysis. The articles in <em>Studies in Byzantine Sigillography</em> deal with all aspects of Byzantine sigillography: presentation of new finds, discussion of new methods,
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, because it is the only area still able to provide academia with large amounts of material not previously analysed. T