✍ Scribed by Jean-Claude Cheynet (editor); Claudia Sode (editor)
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Jean-Claude Cheynet, Collège de France, Paris, France; Claudia Sode, Universität Köln, Germany.
Foreword
Abbreviations
Prosopography
Les Xèroi, administrateurs de l’Empire
Der Familienname Serblias und seine Träger in Byzanz: Eine sigillographisch-prosopographische Studie
Les Kourkouas (IXe-XIe siècle)
Les Choirosphaktai
Varia
The Lead Bulla of the Despot Ioannis Chamaretos
Lead Seals from the S. Kofopoulos Collection
Two 9th-Century Lead Seals from the Area of the Byzantine Quarter at Pythagoreion, Samos
Five Lead Seals from Byzantine Butrint (Albania)
Two Rare Byzantine Lead Seals: A Contribution to Iconographic and Administrative Matters
Some Remarks on the Date of Creation and the Role of the Maritime Theme of Cephalonia (End of the 7th–11th Century)
Index of Proper Names and Terms
Index of Iconography
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