The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium: Marian narratives in texts and images
This book explores how the Virgin Mary's life is told in hymns, sermons, icons, art, and other media in the Byzantine Empire before AD 1204. A group of international specialists examines material and textual evidence from both Byzantine and Muslim-ruled territories that was intended for a varie...
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Zusammenfassung: | This book explores how the Virgin Mary's life is told in hymns, sermons, icons, art, and other media in the Byzantine Empire before AD 1204. A group of international specialists examines material and textual evidence from both Byzantine and Muslim-ruled territories that was intended for a variety of settings and audiences and seeks to explain why Byzantine artisans and writers chose to tell stories about Mary, the Mother of God, in such different ways. Sometimes the variation reflected the theological or narrative purposes of story-tellers; sometimes it expressed their personal spiritual preoccupations. Above all, the variety of aspects that this holy figure assumed in Byzantium reveals her paradoxical theological position as meeting-place and mediator between the divine and created realms. Narrative, whether 'historical', theological, or purely literary, thus played a fundamental role in the development of the Marian cult from Late Antiquity onward |
Beschreibung: | Preface: "The majority of chapters in this volume were first presented as papers at the workshop "Patristic Theology and Apocryphal Narratives in Byzantine Devotion to Mary the Mother of God", which Mary Cunningham organised during the seventeenth International Patristics Conference in Oxford (August 2015)." |
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505 | 8 | |a Embodied word : telling the story of Mary in early Christian art / Maria Lidova -- Female devotion and Mary's motherhood before iconoclasm / Andrea Olsen Lam -- The theological substance of St. Anne's motherhood in Byzantine homilies and art / Eirini Panou -- Krater of nectar and altar of the bread of life : the Theotokos as provider of the Eucharist in Byzantine culture / Maria Evangelatou -- The virgin at Daphni / Leslie Brubaker -- The dialogue of annunciation : Germanos of Constantinople versus Romanos the Melode / Thomas Arentzen -- Singing Mary : the annunciation and nativity in Romanos the Melode / Georgia Frank -- Mary and Adam on the threshold of Lent : counterpoint and intercession in a kanon for cheesefare Sunday / Derek Krueger -- The spiritual and material temple : Byzantine kanon poetry for the feast of the entrance / Fr. Damaskinos Olkinuora -- The Coptic homily on the Theotokos attributed to Cyril of Jerusalem : an aberrant and apologetic "life" of the virgin from late antiquity / Stephen J. Shoemaker -- Mary as "scala caelestis" in eighth- and ninth-century Italy / Francesca Dell'Acqua -- Christological and ecclesiological narratives in early eighth-century Greek homilies on the Theotokos / Fr. Evgenios Iverites -- The homilies of James of Kokkinobaphos in their twelfth-century context / Elizabeth Jeffreys -- The life of the Theotokos by Epiphanios of Kallistratos : a monastic approach to an apocryphal story / Mary B. Cunningham -- The story of an edition : Antoine Wenger and John Geometres' life of the Virgin Mary / Fr. Maximos Constas | |
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adam_text | Contents List of Plates [page vii] List of Figures [ix] List of Contributors [xiv] Preface [xvii] List ofAbbreviations [xviii] Introduction [1] THOMAS ARENTZEN AND MARY B. CUNNINGHAM PART I TELLING VISUAL STORIES: THE VIRGIN MARY IN ART 1 Embodied Word: Telling the Story of Mary in Early Christian Art [17] MARIA LIDOVÁ 2 Female Devotion and Marys Motherhood before Iconoclasm [44] ANDREA OLSEN LAM 3 The Theological Substance of St Annas Motherhood in Byzantine Homilies and Art [62] EIRINI PANOU 4 Krater of Nectar and Altar of the Bread of Life: The Theotokos as Provider of the Eucharist in Byzantine Culture [77] MARIA EVANGELATOU 5 The Virgin at Daphni [120] LESLIE BRUBAKER PART II SONG AND CELEBRATION: FESTAL HYMNOGRAPHY ON THE THEOTOKOS 6 The Dialogue of Annunciation: Germanos of Constantinople versus Romanos the Melode [151] THOMAS ARENTZEN
VI Contents 7 Singing Mary: The Annunciation and Nativity in Romanos the Melode [170] GEORGIA FRANK 8 Mary and Adam on the Threshold of Lent: Counterpoint and Intercession in a Kanon for Cheesefare Sunday [180] DEREK KRUEGER 9 The Spiritual and Material Temple: Byzantine Kanon Poetry for the Feast of the Entrance [192] FR DAMASKINOS OLKINUORA PART III PREACHING HER STORY: NARRATIVE DISCOURSE IN HOMILETICS 10 The Coptic Homily on the Theotokos Attributed to Cyril of Jerusalem: An Aberrant and Apologetic ‘Life’ of the Virgin from Late Antiquity [217] STEPHEN J. SHOEMAKER 11 Mary as ‘Scala Caelestis in Eighth- and Ninth-Century Italy [235] FRANCESCA DELĽACQUA 12 Christological and Ecclesiological Narratives in Early Eighth-Century Greek Homilies on the Theotokos [257] FR EVGENIOS IVERITES 13 The Homilies of James of Kokkinobaphos in their Twelfth-Century Context [281] ELIZABETH JEFFREYS PART IV NEW NARRATIVES IN THE MIDDLE BYZANTINE PERIOD: MARIAN HAGIOGRAPHY 14 The Life of the Theotokos by Epiphanios of Kallistratos: A Monastic Approach to an Apocryphal Story [309] MARY B. CUNNINGHAM 15 The Story of an Edition: Antoine Wenger and John Geometres’ Life of the Virgin Mary [324] FR MAXIMOS CONSTAS Afterword [341] SUSAN ASHBROOK HARVEY Index [349] The colour plate section can be found between pp. 172 and 173.
Index Note: Page numbers in bold refer to tables; those in italic to figures. An h’ refers to a footnote, e.g. 250n30 refers to note 30 on p. 250. Abegg-Stiftung textile collection (Bern), ‘Marian silk’ 22-23, 39 acrostics, use of, 159,171,175,175n30,194, 194ПІ4,209 Adam and Eve in homilies, 298-99,299n60, 299n61 in hymns and poetry, 88,156,173-74, 190-91, 207-08 in Marian iconography, 117,138,140,141, 141,301 Mary as new Eve, 95,147,177,198 restored to paradise through Mary, 89, 89n66,264 see also Christopher (9th-c. hymnographer), On the Transgression ofAdam Adana medallions functions, 48-51,49nl4, 50nl6, 59-61 images and inscriptions, 46-48,47,47,48, 48nll, 5ІПІ8 provenance, 46n7,48n9 Adelphia sarcophagus, Syracuse, 29,31, 38-39, 38,42 Adoration of the Magi on Adana medallions, 47,47, 48, 50 at Daphni Monastery, 124,125,131,136, 136, 137-41,138, 146 popularity as visual motif, 31, 31n47,31n48, 32-33, 32, 34n63 reasons for popularity, 33n57, 33-35, 53-54, 58 on Werden casket, 39,40 Akathistos Hymn Germanos’ homily on the, 273,274-75 importance, 81nl6 metaphors for Mary, 82, 83, 86, 87, 88, 185-86, 250 use of acrostics, 175 Allen, P„ 157n28 altar cloth, 104,105nll2,107 altar/altar table, Mary as, 78, 85, 97, 98, 108,109 holding the eucharistie bread, 106-07,110, 111,112,113-14 in homilies, 265, 265n29 represented in church structure and decoration, 80, 83-84, 93,99-105, 100ПІ04 amulets and charms, Marian imagery as, 7, 50nl6, 58-60, 59n40 Anastasis (Resurrection) of Christ, 139-43, 139,146, ՅՅՅոՅՅ Andrew of Crete on Annunciation, 264n25,264n26, 264-65, 265n29 on conception
and birth of Mary, 65,67, 140n52,142 on Dormition, 241-42, 250, 265,267-68, 268n35, 276, 276n77 Great Kanon, 189,204n55 on Mary and Eucharist, 91,118 personal life, 258, 258n4, 274 socio-political consciousness, 276n80, 276-78, 277n83, 277n84, 280 work and influence, 181,259n6,259n7, 313 Anna (Mary’s mother) Davidic lineage, 140,141,314, 314n27 duration of pregnancy, 67-70,68n43, 68n44 in homilies and hymns, 190,192,197, 202n45, 318 in Kokkinobaphos homilies, 301,301 and miraculous conception of Mary, 63-66, 64nl0, 222, 314-15 and presenting Mary to the Temple, 210-11, 315, 323 role in Christ’s incarnation, 62-63,71-72, 72n62 visual imagery of, 72-75,124,125,126,127, 128,129-30, 130n25,131-33 Annarichus (heretic monk), 223-25 Annunciation to Anna and Joachim, 124, 125,126, 130, 131, 133, 314-15 Annunciation to Mary at Daphni Monastery, 124,125,128,134, 134n40 at the spring, 22,28, 38,38 349
350 Index Annunciation to Mary (cont.) in catacombs and sarcophagi, 26n24, 26-28,28 in early textiles, 20nl2, 20-22, 21, 54-57, 56, 58, 59-61 and entry into the temple, 202-04, 211n73, 211n74 homilies and hymns for Feast of the, 151-53, 152n6, 204Ո54, 26ІПІ4, 264-66, 336-37Ո48 incarnation and Eucharist, 79, 84, 86, 99, 100ПІ06, 265n29 Mary and visual narrative of, 6, 35,41, 97 see also Adana medallions; Schmidt medallion Antonopoulou, T., 193 aphthartodocetism, 267 apocryphal texts defending the use of, 76, 309n3, 335n42 definition of, 2n4, 309n4, 342 use in Marian devotion, 5, 8,11, 29, 323 see also Protevangelium offames Apollo Monastery, Bawit, 114 apse, see sanctuary apse Arentzen, T., 174 Arletti, R., 130 Ascension of Christ Marys life after the, 225, 317 as sanctuary decoration, 96, 97, 97n98, 98, 100ПІ04 sanctuary of St Neophytos’ Hermitage, 99-100,101,102 sanctuary of St Sophia of Ohrid, 102-04, 103,104 textual references, 239, 286 asceticism/monasticism emphasis on Marys, 201-02,311,317,320-23 reasons for focus on Marys, 3,193,193n8, 309-10, 344 Assumption of Mary development of the feast on the, 4, 5, 219 homilies on, 219, 239-41, 252-55 and Mary as immortal/heavenly power, 220, 227, 231, 234 visual representations of the, 235n4, 237n5, 237-39,240, 242, 243-48 see also Dormition (Kolmesis) of the Virgin; heavenly ladder (scala caelestis), Mary as; Siena, cathedral window Athanasius of Alexandria, 3, 201, 270, 293, 296, 321, 336-37Ո48 Autpertus, Ambrosius homily on Assumption, 241, 252n57, 252-55, 256 Mary as heavenly ladder, 247-51,248n33 Bakhtin, M., 154 Balic,
C, 328 baptism, royal baptisms linked to Christ’s, 53, 53n26 Barker, M„ 205n57 Barthes, R., 6 Basil of Caesarea, 100, ІОЗпІІІ, 103-05,107, 108,212n75, 309n3,335n42 Basil (hymnographer), 194,198 Bawit (Egypt) Chapel LI, Marian iconography, 40-42 Monastery of Apollo, 114 Belting, H., 248 Benedict of Nursia, 249 Blachernai Church, Istanbul, 1,106, 274, 274n64 Blachernitissa decorating panagiaria, 112-15,112, 113ПІ42, 115ПІ55 eucharistie references, 106-11, 109,110nl27 Bodmer V papyrus, 68, 68n42 Bolman, E„ 114 Booth, R, 225n28, 31ІПІЗ Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, textiles, 55-57, 56, 56n35, 57n36, 58 Bouras, C., 122nl3 bridal chamber, Mary as, 190, 206, 278 Bride of Christ Mary as, 95n91,200-01,202n45,203, 206 visual representation of Mary as, 235,236, 238, 256 British Museum, child’s tunic, 55 Brock, S„ 179n53 Broek, R. van den, 219, 226, 228-29 brooch (gold), Medellin, 34-35 Brussels Museum of Fine Arts, tapestry-woven band, 55-56, 57-58,57 Buoninsegna, Duccio di, 235, 235n3,235nl, 236, 238 Calabuig, I., 152n6 Cameron, A., 13, 70 Cana, marriage, 25, 52n24, 316, 320 Cappadocia, Kızıl Çukur church, 126n21, 126-30,206 captions use of, 19n9, 19-25, 23n20,42, 54n29, 60-61 see also Adana medallions; Schmidt medallion catacombs Annunciation scene in, 26n24, 26-27, 28 Mary in iconography in, 18,23n20, 32-33 Nativity and Adoration of the Magi in, 30, 31.3ІП48
Index Cathedral of St Paul, Faras (Egypt and Sudan), St Annas iconography, 73 censer, Mary as, 84n39, 84-85, 202n45 censing of Mary by angels, 113-15,115nl55, 116,117,118 Chalcedon, Council of (451), 11, 260,260nl2 chalice, see paten/chalice, Mary as Chalkoprateia Church, Constantinople, 274 Chapel LI, Bawit, 40-42 charms and amulets, Marian imagery as, 7, 50nl6, 58-60, 59n40 Cheesefare Sunday, liturgy, 180n2, 180-81 Chicago, Field Museum, tunic, 55 Chios, Nea Moni Monastery, see Nea Moni Monastery, Chios Chora Monastery, Constantinople, 91-92, 92, 11ІПІ37,127,132n33 Chorikios of Gaza, 37-38 Christopher (9th-c. hymnographer), On the Transgression ofAdam Adams appeal to Mary to reopen Paradise, 182-86 as kanon hymn, 9,180-82,185nl9,191 Mary as co-redeemer, 187-89 Mary and Eve, 189-90 Mary as Paradise, 190-91 Mary as portal of salvation, 186-87 Chrysostom, John, see John Chrysostom Church of Christs Transfiguration, Zouridi, 74 Church of the Dormition, Nicaea, 145,145n71 ciborium (canopy above the altar) in Eisodia and Hypapante imagery, 92,93 in images of Eucharist and Communion of the Apostles, 78, 85, 98,103,106,107,109 meaning, 84,92 clavi and roundels, Marian imagery on, 55n32, 55-58, 56, 56n35, 57n36, 57 clothing, see garments Communion of the Apostles in apse of St Clement of Ohrid Church, 78, 98 Mary’s eucharistie significance in images of, 85,96n96,96-98,109 in St Sophia Church (Ohrid), 100-06,103, 106,108 Constantinople and Jerusalem as heavenly city, 275n73, 275-78 Mary and the Church, 271-75 Constantinople, Church of Chora Monastery, 91-92, 92, 11ІПІ37, 127,
132n33 Constantinople, Church of St Mary of Blachernai, see St Mary of Blachernai Church, Istanbul Constantinople III, Council of (680-1), 257,261 Constas, Fr M., 314 Cormack, R., 130 Couch of Solomon, Mary as, 286-90, 287n23,288 Council of Chalcedon (451), 11, 260, 260nl2 of Constantinople III (680-1), 257,261 of Ephesus (431), 4,17, 42-43, 260,263 of Nicaea II (787), 332, 332n30 Crone, P„ 231-33 Crucifixion in Daphni Monastery decoration, 121,124, 126, 137, 142-44, 143, 146 and divine suffering, 333-35, 334n40 Cunningham, M. B., 69,118ПІ60,134, 330 Cyprus, Church of Panagia Podithou, sanctuary apse, 115nl55,118 (ps-) Cyril of Jerusalem, Homily on the Theotokos on Annas pregnancy, 69 authorship of homily, 217,219-20 confronting false teachers, 223-25 on Marys death and assumption, 218-19, 226-27 refuting the belief in Mary as heavenly power, 217, 222-23,225-26 sources for the false belief, 227-34 unique narrative in, 221 Daphni Monastery (Athens) Adoration of the Magi and the Anastasis, 137-41,138,139 Annunciation scene, 128,134 Birth of the Virgin and Crucifixion of Christ, 121,142-44,142,143 Dormition (Koimesis) of Mary, 120,144 iconography associated with Last Supper, 131n32,133, ІЗЗпЗб, 133n37 iconography of Joachim and Anna, 126, 131-33,132ՈՅՅ Mary at the temple, 127,128,133n37, 133-34 Marys life story in iconography, 5,123-31, 124,146-47 Nativity of Christ, 129, 134-37 provenance and prominence, 120nl, 120n2, 120-21 saints depicted, ІЗІпЗІ scholarship on iconography at, 121-23, 122nl3,123nl8,123ПІ9 Virgin and Child imagery, 144-45,145 Datema, C., 157n28 De Strycker,
E„ 68, 68n42, 68n43 (ps-) Demetrios of Antioch, 71, 71n61 Demus, О., 121,134 351
352 Index Dewald, C, 178 Diez, E., 121 (ps-) Dionysius the Areopagite, 197,197n27, 242, 243, 318 divinity of Mary, see humanity/divinity of Mary Dormition (Koimesis) of the Virgin and Daphni Monastery, 120,123,124, 125-26,144,146 developing stories on Mary’s death, 218, 318 emphasising Marys mortality, 222, 226, 230-31, 233-34, 267-70 feast of the, 4, 219,276, 276n77, 342 homilies and orations on, 242-43,259-60, 260nl 1,325-26 visual representations, 235,235n4,236, 237n5, 238, 242-43, 243n24 see also Assumption of Mary; transitus of Mary dove and story of Josephs rod, 293, 294-95,296 as type for Mary, 198n32, 199 Dumbarton Oaks collection, 52, 52n24, 53 dyoenergism/monoenergism, 265, 266 dyophysite/Chalcedonian position, 11, 62-63, 72, 260nl2, 261-65, 264n26 dyotheletism/monotheletism, 260nll, 261-63, 265, 267, 274n64, 279 Eirene, Byzantine sevastokratorissa homilies in aid of her devotion, 291, 299-300, ЗООпбб, 302 as sponsor of Kokkinobaphos homilies, 1 ln24,282-83, 285nl6,290, 298 Eisodia, see Entry into the Temple, Mary’s (Eisodia) Ekelöf, G„ 1-2, 6 Enkleistra (Hermitage) of St Neophytos of Paphos, 99-100,100nl04,101,101,102 Entry into the Temple (Eisodia), Marys and Annunciation, 202-04,211n73, 211n74 celebration of the feast, 4, 192n3,192-93, 193n7,336n43 emotional detachment and, 70-75 and Eucharist, 90-93, 92, 203n51 Germanoss homilies on, 134,155,163-64, 192-93,193n4, 336 imagery at Daphni Monastery, 124,125, 127,128,129, 133,133n37 kanon repertoire for, 194n9,194nl0,194-95 and Mary as living temple, 195-99,196n20 and narrative in kanons on, 204n55,204-08, 205n56,
206 performance of kanons for the, 208-11 and the Presentation of Christ in the Temple, 203n49 and procession of lamp-carrying virgins, 71n56, 199-202, 200n37, 202n44, 205n59, 336 Ephesus, Council of (431), 4,17,42-43, 260, 263 Ephrem the Syrian, 89,174 Epiphanios of Kallistratos about his Life of the Theotokos, 12,311-13, 318-19,322-23,335 about his textual sources, 309n3, 313-14, 335n42 describing Marys life, 314-19 his life and work, 310-11, 319-20 Mary’s character and behaviour, 320-22, 338n53 Mary’s genealogy, 314 Epiphanius, Abbot, 243-48, 245, 246,247, 253, 256 (ps-)Epiphanius of Salamis, 226, 228-31,233 Epiphany, 31, 33, 34, 53, 53n26,138,139n48 see also Adoration of the Magi; Nativity of Christ Esbroeck, M.-J. van, 327nl8, 327-28,330n24, 330-31, 339 Etchmiadzin Gospels, ivory cover, 41 Eucharist and angels incensing Mary, 114-15,116, 117,118 Communion of Apostles and Ascension scenes from St Sophia Church (Ohrid), 100-06, 103,104,105, 106,107,108 imagery in Panagia Chalkeon (Thessalonike), 99 incarnation and Blachernitissa iconography, 102ПІ10, 103nin, 106-14, 109, 110ПІ27, 112, 113ПІ42 linked with Ascension in St Neophytos Hermitage, 99-100,100nl04,101, 101,102 Marian imagery in sanctuary apse and, 77-81, 79n7, 79n8,94-98,96n96, 97n98, ІООпІОб metaphors linking Mary and, 78,81-90, 82n20, 84n39,85, 89n65, 97, 265n29 and scenes from Mary’s life, 90-94,92, 93, 203-04 Euphrasian Basilica, Poreč, 160 Evagrius of Pontus, 338,338n57, 338n58 Evangelatou, M., 285, 290, 298-99, 299n60 Eve, see Adam and Eve (ps-)Evodius of Rome, Homily on the Dormition, 218,220
Index ewe/heifer, Mary as, 87ո57,87-88,106, 198ո32,198 extracanonical texts, see apocryphal texts Faras (Egypt and Sudan), Cathedral of St Paul, 73 Farfa (Italy), Marian devotion at Abbey of, 253 Field Museum (Chicago), tunic, 55 flight to Egypt, 40,41,47,47,48-49, 50,223 Forgiveness Sunday, see Cheesefare Sunday Frøyshov, S., 194n9,210n70 Gabriel, Archangel censing Mary, 114-15,115nl55,117,118 in dialogue with Mary, 159-64,161n47, 164n62,168-69,204n54 feeding Mary in temple, 202, 202n44, 203-04 Gods instruction to, 264 greeting to Mary, 22,48-50,49nl2, 53,60, 158-59 iconography associated with Annunciation, 21,28, 47, 47, 51,128,134n40 Mary’s response to, 171-73,177 Galavaris, G„ 109nl24 Gambero, L„ 69 Garitte, G., 329 garments and Adams fall, 184 and Marian imagery, 54-59,107,200, 200n37 gate/gatekeeper Christs body as, 89 Mary as, 86, 97,186-87,191,196-98, 205,206 Gaza, St Sergios Church, 37 genealogy of Christ, 63, 75,314, 314n27, 333, 333n34, 333n35 Geometres, John editing and publishing his Life of the Virgin Mary, 12,31ІПІ5, 325n8, 326-31, 330n24 his life and work, 12, 311, 324-8, 324n2, 324n3, 324n4, 325n6 socio-religious context, 326nl4, 331-35, 333n34, 333n35 theological content in Life, 315, 335-36, 337-39 George (hymnographer) kanons for the Entry, 194,195, 205,209 kanons for the Forefeast/Afterfeast of the Entrance, 194nl4,194-95,196-97, 201, 205-8,206 George of Nikomedia, 72, 284-85, 287n23, 331 Germanos I, Patriarch of Constantinople homilies on Mary’s Entry into the Temple, 134,155,163-64,192-93,193n4, 336 homily on Dormition, 156-58,250, 268-69 homily On
the Akathistos, 279n87 life and work, 152,167n78,258,258n3, 259n6,259n8,259-60 linking Mary with Eucharist, 79n8, 84n39, 87,107 Mary, the Church and the heavenly city, 271-75, 279 Mary’s dialogues in Annunciation homily, 158-60,159n35,161-63,164n62,168-69, 186,202n44 Mary’s salvific role in Annunciation homily, 153n9 Gerstel, S., 132n33 glass vessels, Marian imagery on, 23nl9, 23n20 Gorno Nerezi, Church of St Panteleimon, 109 Gospel of Hebrews, 69-70,224, 227n34, 227-28, 232 Gospel of Luke, Annunciation in, 22, 151,159, 159n36, 172,316 Great Entrance (part of liturgy), 96n96 Gregoras, Nikephoros, 76 Gregory of Nazianzus, 53n26, 325n6 Gregory of Nyssa, 335n42 Grosdidier de Matons, ƒ., 176ոՅՅ, 176ո34 Guarducci, M., 23ո20 Guillaumin, M. L., 329, 329ո23 Harrison, C., 205ո56 Harvey, S. A., 174 Hawkings, E., 100nl04 heavenly ladder (scala caelestis), Mary as, 11, 105,237, 248ոՅՅ, 248-51, 256 Hebrews, Gospel of, 69-70, 224,227n34, 227-28,232 heifer/ewe, Mary as, 87n57,87-88,106,198, 198Ո32 Hermitage (Enkleistra) of St Neophytos of Paphos, 99-100,100nl04,101,101,102 Herrin, J„ 168 Holy of Holies homilies on Mary in the, 283,336 liturgical movement towards, 205,205n57 Mary as, 83-84, 85 Mary as door to, 86 Mary living in the, 90-93, 92 Mary’s entry into the, 72,192, 200n37,201, 202,202Ո44, 203 Mary’s vision in front of, 315 Zacharia entering the, 293 Holy Thursday ritual, ІЗЗпЗб Horst, P. W. van der, 69 353
354 Index Hosios Lõukas Monastery, Boeotia Annunciation scene, 134, 134ո40 example of classic Byzantine churches, 121, 122,147 mosaics, 130-31 Nativity of Christ, 135-37,136 and the Presentation of Christ at the Temple, 93-94, 93 Resurrection (Anastasis) of Christ, 141,141 scenes depicted, ІЗІпЗІ, 131n32, ІЗЗпЗб Virgin and Child at, 145,145n71 Hospitality of Abraham, iconography of, 106, 112,113 human/divine nature of Christ Andrew of Crete on, 264n25, 264n26, 264-66 conveying the doctrine, 11, 82,109-10, 257, 335n41 Germanos on, 266,266n30 in iconography, 58, 111, 301-02, 333n34 John of Damascus on, 262-63 official orthodoxy, 260nll, 260-61 (ps-)Modestos on, 266, 278-79 reflecting on divine death and pain, 226, 267-70, 333-35 humanity/divinity of Mary affirming her humanity through Annas pregnancy, 67-70 affirming her humanity through her conception, 63-66 Mary as heavenly power, 222-23 Marys emotional detachment, 70-72, 72n62 Hungary, royal crown, iconography, 132n33 Hypapante, see Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Hypapante) hypostasis, see human/divine nature of Christ Iakovos Kokkinobaphos, see Kokkinobaphos, Iakovos, Homilies on the Virgin Iconoclasm doctrinal concerns during, 66, 70, 75-76, 242-43, 314, 319-20 functions of Marian depictions before, 44-46, 48-49, 59,59n40,60-61 and humanity of Christ, 63, 333-35 importance of icons and feasts after, 94-95, 145,192-93 interest in human emotion, 63, 71-72,75 response to, 193n8,331n28, 331-34, 332n29, 332n30, 333n32, 336n45 intercessor, Mary as in homily and hymn, 157,180,186-87,252, 321,332n31 in iconography,
46,94-95,145,146 Istanbul, Church of St Mary of Blachernai, see St Mary of Blachernai Church, Istanbul ivory covers, 40,41, 243,243n24 see also Werden casket Jacob of Serug, 174,178 Jacob’s ladder, see heavenly ladder (scala caelestis), Mary as Jakobielski, S., 73 James Kokkinobaphos, see Kokkinobaphos, Iakovos, Homilies on the Virgin Jerusalem and Constantinople as heavenly city, 271-75 Mary and the Church, 275n73, 275-78 Jerusalem, Nea Church, 192n3,193n7 Joachim (Mary’s father) in homilies and hymns, 190, 222, 314n32, 314-15,318, 323 in Kokkinobaphos homilies, 301 role in Christ’s incarnation, 63, 71-72 visual imagery, 72-75,124, 125,126,127, 128, 129-30, 130n25, 133 John Chrysostom, 35, 64,64nl0, 298 John of Euboia, 190 John Geometres, see Geometres, John (ps-)John of Damascus on Anna’s lineage and pregnancy, 67, 314, 314n27 life and work, 80nl0, 258, 258n5,259n6, 259-60,260nl0 metaphors for Mary, 250-51, 275n73, 275-76, 32ІП67 mother and Child relationship, 269-70 Joseph the Hymnographer, 194,196,197-98, 205,209-11 Joseph (Mary’s betrothed) Davidic lineage, 314n27 in dialogue with Mary, 164-66,167,168,169 in Epiphanios’ account of betrothal, 316, 320 in hymnography, 151,151n2, 159,172,176 imagery at Daphni Monastery, 129,135,136 imagery in ivories and medallions, 39, 39, 40,41,47,47,48, 51 in Kokkinobaphos homilies, 283,286, 293n45, 294n48, 296-97 Joseph the Stoudite, 181-82 journey/flight to Egypt, 40, 41, 47, 47,48-49, 50,223 Jugie, M., 232n47, 326nl5 Kalavrezou, I., 53n26, 72,114 kanon poetry as genre, 194n9 kanons for the Feast of the Entry (Eisodia) and
Annunciation, 202-04, 203n49, 211n73, 21ІП74
Index narrative in, 204ո55,204-08,205ո56,206 performance of, 208-11 theme of lamp-carrying virgins, 199-202, 200Ո37,202n44, 205n59, 336 theme of Mary as living temple, 195-99, looms, see veil Lourié, В., 193ո7 Louth, A., 257n2, 262 Luke, Annunciation in Gospel of, 22,151,159, 159n36,172,316 196n20 Kazhdan, A., 155,159n32,161n47,310n8 kerameion (tile imprinted with face of Christ), 74 Kiev, St Sofia Cathedral, 126-30 Kılıçlar, Cappadocia, monumental icon, 145 Kitzinger, R„ 179 Kızıl Çukur church, Cappadocia, 126n21, 126-30,206 Klijn, A. J. E, 70,227n34 Koimesis, see Dormition (Koimesis) of the Virgin Kokkinobaphos, Iakovos, Homilies on the Virgin complexities associated with, 282n5, 297-300, 299,299n60,299n61, ЗООпбб Couch of Solomon in Homily 4,286-92, 287n23,287n25,288 images, 281,285,286,286n22,295, 295n52,297 narrative and comment in Homily 4,93n84, 94n87, 292-97 origin, 11,281n2,281-84,282n8,283nl0, 284ПІ2 possible solutions to complexities, 300n67, 300-02 stylistic peculiarity, 284-85 appendix, 303 sources, 304-06 textual comments, 306 Kollyridians (early Christian heretical group), 228-31 Kondakov, N., 23nl9 Kotter, В., 259ո6,260, 260nl0 Kristeva, J., 205ո56 Kurbinovo (Macedonia), Church of St George, 85,96, 97 Lafontaine-Dosogne, J., 38n72,123nl8,127n23, 203n49 lamps in Marian imagery, 46n7,48,48n9, 71n56 Last Supper imagery, 131n32,133, ІЗЗпЗб, 133n37 Leo VI, Emperor, 66 Leontios of Neapolis, 153n9 Leontios Presbyter, Constantinople, 157n28 Lidov, A., 102nll0 Life of the Theotokos, see Epiphanios of Kallistratos Life of the Virgin Mary, see Geometres, John Linardou,
K., 298 Maguire, H., 50nl6, 92,161n41,162 mandylion (cloth with image of Christ), 74 Mango C, 100nl04 manna, Mary as jar of, 82n20,83, 88 Mantas, A., 80n9, 97n98 ‘Marian silk’, Abegg-Stiftung textile collection (Bern), 22-23, 39 ‘Marianites’/Kollyridians (early Christian heretic group), 228-31 marriage at Cana, 25, 52n24, 316, 320 (ps-)Maximos the Confessor about Life of the Virgin, 225n28, 311, 311nl3 compared to Geometres’ work, 337-39, 338n58 dealing with theological issues, 260nl 1, 270, 335n41, 335n42, 335-36 giving Mary an active role, 225, 317 Mary’s vision at the temple, 315 scholarship on the Georgian Life, 327nl8, 327-28, 330, 331 Medellin, gold brooch, 34-35 Melismos (Christ depicted as baby on altar), 85,96,109,113 Menologion (Synaxarion) of Basil II, 67 miaphysite/anti-Chalcedonian position, 232, 253,334n37 see also dyophysite/Chalcedonian position Michael, Archangel, 114,115nl55,117,118 Millet, G., 120nl, 120n2,121 Mimouni, S. C., 254, 312, 313n24 (ps-)Modestos of Jerusalem, homily on Dormition, 260, 260nll, 261,266, 278-79, 279n87, 280 monasticism, see asceticism/monasticism Mondésert, C., 328 monoenergism/dyoenergism, 261-63,265, 266 monotheletism/dyotheletism, 260nll, 261-63, 265,267, 274n64, 279 Morning Prayer (Orthros), liturgical, 180n2, 180-81 mountain of God, Mary as, 156, 275 Mourike, D., 62,62n2, 71,115 ‘musical intertextuality’, 10, 205n56, 208, 209, 21ІП73 Nativity of Christ in early textiles, 20 imagery on Adana medallions, 46n7,47, 47,48, 50 355
356 Index Nativity of Christ (cont.) John of Damascus’ homily on, 263 in murals and mosaics, 41, 124,125,129, 134-37,136,141 popularity in decoration and art, 30-31, 31, 33-34, 39-40, 39, 41 Romanos the Melode’s hymns on, 139,15657, 173, 175n30, 175-77, 186, 190-91 on Schmidt wedding medallion, 51,53-54 Nativity of the Virgin Andrew of Crete on, 65, 67,140n52, 142 imagery on the, 62,124, 125,129, 137, 142, 146 Nea Church (New Church of the Theotokos), Jerusalem, 192n3,193n7 Nea Moni Monastery, Chios example of classic Byzantine church, 121,122 positioning of scenes, 135, 141 scenes depicted, 130, ІЗІпЗІ, 131n32, ІЗЗпЗб, 134n40 Neophytos of Paphos apse decoration of Hermitage of, 99-100, 100ПІ04,101, 101,102 Maryin his homilies, 100, ІООпІОб Nicaea, Church of the Dormition, 145, 145n71 Nicaea, Council of (787), 332, 332n30 Niketas Stethatos, 110 Novalje, reliquary box, 24-25,24 Ohrid, Church of the Virgin Peribleptos (St Clement of Ohrid), 78, 98 On the Lament ofAdam (anonymous kontakton), 185,185nl9 On the Transgression ofAdam, see Christopher (9th-c. hymnographer) Orsi, R„ 346,347n5 ostracon (potsherd), Luxor, 49nl4,49-50 Palamas, Gregory, 71,179,322n70 Panagia Chalkeon (Thessaloniki), apse decoration, 99 Panagia Podithou (Cyprus), sanctuary apse, 115ПІ55,118 panagiaria (holy vessels), 112-15,112,113, 115ПІ55,116,117,118 Pantokrator mosaic, Daphni Monastery, 121 Paphlagon, Niketas, 66 paradise Mary as, 27-28, 89,89n65, 97,117, 190-91,198 Mary restoring Adam to, 182-88, 208 paten/chalice, Mary as confirming church dogma, 110, 111 in homily, 80,82 in iconography, 102nll0 see
also Eucharist Paul the Lombard, 252, 252n59,254-55 Pedoulas (Cyprus), Church of Archangel Michael, sanctuary apse, 115nl55,117 Pentcheva, B„ 79n7,108 Photios, Patriarch of Constantinople, 64 Pignatta sarcophagus, Ravenna, 20nl2, 27-28,28 Poreč, Euphrasian Basilica, 160 potsherd (ostracon), Luxor, 49nl4,49-50 pregnancy and weaving, 59, 59n40 Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Hypapante) imagery on, 36-38, 93-94, 93,135 and Marys Entry into the Temple, 10,95, 203n49 Romanos’ kontakton on, 173, 179 Produs of Constantinople, 151,151n2,170, 196,272n54 Pródromos, Manganeios, 282,282n8,299, ЗООпбб Pródromos, Theodore, 120,285nl6 proskynetaria (images to be venerated), 145, 145n71 Protevangelium ofJames acceptance and distribution, 64, 66,75 dating of, 68n42 significance in Marian narrative, 2-4,62-63, 90,192 use of, 8, 309n4 prothesis, 88,100,110,113 Qur’an, opposition to Mary’s divinity, 231-33, 234,271 Ravenna, San Vitale Church, 53,132n33 Red Monastery (Egypt), apse decoration, 114,116 redemption, Mary’s role in in homily and hymn, 156, 174, 180,182-89, 211,269 in Kokkinobaphos homilies, 301 through her suffering, 334, 334n40 reliquaries box at Novalje, 24-25,24 of True Cross (Metropolitan Museum of Art), 49nl2 Restoration of icons (Triumph of Orthodoxy), 332, 332n29 Resurrection (Anastasis) of Christ, 139-43, 139,146 Robinson, F., 220 Romanos the Melode Annunciation kontakion, 152, 152n6, 155-56,158-59,159n35,167n78 characterising Mary in song and dialogue, 167-68, 170n4, 170-71, 174-75, 179, 179n53
Index first kontakion on the Nativity of Christ, 139,173, 186 kontakion on Mary at the Cross, 156, 156n21 kontakion on the Nativity of the Virgin, 163 kontakion on the Presentation of Christ in the Temple, 173 Marys dialogues in Annunciation kontakion, 159n32, 159-61,163-65, 164n62, 210n71 Mary’s silence, 171-75,178-79 Nativity stichera, 175n30,175-77 second kontakion on Nativity of Christ, 156-57, 173, 190-91 Rome, Santa Maria Maggiore Church, 19n8, 27, 36n68, 36-38,44nl Rome, Santa Sabina Basilica, 31,32 Rood, N., 178 roundels and clavi, Marian imagery on, 55n32, 55-58,56, 56n35, 57,57 sacrifice, Mary as, 198,206,208 St Anna Church, Anisaraki, 73 St Catherine’s Monastery, Sinai, chapel at, 130n25, 301,301 St Clement Church (Virgin Peribleptos), Ohrid, 78, 98 St George Church, Kurbinovo, 85,96, 97 St George Church, Sklavopoula, 74 St John the Theologian Monastery, Patmos, 113,113ПІ42 St Mary of Blachernai Church, Istanbul, 1,106 see also Blachernitissa St Panteleimon Church, Gorno Nerezi, 109 St Sergios Church, Gaza, 37 St Sofia Cathedral, Kiev, 126-30 St Sophia Church, Ohrid, 104,105 iconography of sanctuary north wall, 107,108 linking Mary and Eucharist, 100-06, 102ПІ10, ІОЗпШ, 105ПІ12 sanctuary apse iconography, 103,106 Samuel, Mary as antitype of, 198,203, 316 San Vincenzo al Volturno Monastery, 241, 243-48, 245, 246,247, 253 San Vitale Church, Ravenna, 53,132n33 sanctuary apse angels censing Mary, 114-15,115nl55,116, 117,118 at Daphni Monastery, 124,125,128,129, 134-37,136, 144-45 and Blachernitissa iconography, 106-11, 109ПІ24,109,117 and the ‘holy gate’, 86, 97
Marian cycle in Chapel LI, Bawit, 40-42 and Mary as provider of Eucharist, 78, 85, 95n90,95-98,96n96, 97,98,102,103, 104,109,117 Mary’s Assumption, 235-37,236,238, 243-47,245,246,247 and Mary’s Entry into the Temple, 91-93, 92 prominence and popularity of Marian imagery in, 77-79, 94-95,115-19,146-47 Virgin in Hermitage, St Neophytos of Paphos, 99-100,100nl04,101,101,102 Virgin in Panagia Chalkeon, Thessalonike, 99 Virgin in St Sophia Church, Ohrid, 100-06, 102nll0,103,104,105,106,107,108 as womb, 79, 79n8 Santa Maria Maggiore Church, Rome, 19n8, 27, 36n68, 36-38,44nl Santa Sabina Basilica, Rome, 31, 32 sarcophagi Adelphia sarcophagus, Syracuse, 29, 31, 38-39, 38,42 Adoration scenes, 31n47, 33, 34n63 Annunciation scenes, 27,28 Assumption scene, 239 imagery and veneration of Mary, 18, 25-26, 30, 35 scala caelestis (heavenly ladder), Mary as, 11, 105, 237, 248ՈՅՅ, 248-51, 256 Schmidt medallion, 51-54,51, 52n22, 52n24, 59-61 Schneemelcher, W., 227 seal, Mary as, 108-09,166,272n54 Shenoute the Great, Atripe, 45-46, 59,60 Shoemaker, S. J„ 243n24,260nl2, 311ШЗ, 312, 317, 327nl8 Siena, cathedral window, 235, 235nl, 235n2, 235-37,236,238, 256 Simelides, C, 340 Sinai, chapel at St Catherine’s Monastery, 130n25 Six Booh Dormition Apocryphon, 230-31 Sklavopoula, St George Church, 74 Smets, A., 329 Smith, B. H., 6 Solomon’s couch, Mary as, 286-90,287n23,288 Song of Songs, 289,290,291, 304 Sophronios of Jerusalem, 85n42,105ПІ12,107, 151, 26ІПІ4 Stendhal (M.-H. Beyle), 6nl7 Stethatos, Niketas, 110 stichera (short hymns) about, 9 by Romanos, 171,175n30,175-79, 176n33, 176n34,179n53 of
Great Vespers, 202n45 Strecker, G., 227 З 57
358 Index Sun of Justice, Mary giving birth to, 107, 110,111 Symeon, archbishop of Thessalonike, 109ПІ24,110 Symeon, meeting Christ at the temple, 93, 93, 93n84,173 Symeon Metaphrastes, 284, 311, 316, 321, 331, 331n27 Synaxariott (Menologion) of Basil II, 67 tabernacle, Mary as, 83,117,190,197,206, 265, 297 table, Mary as, 77, 83-84, 85, 97, 98 Tarasios, Patriarch of Constantinople, 67-68, 70, 193, 336n43 temple, Mary as eucharistie connotations of, 83,91,117 in homilies, 273, 286, 293, 297 in Kanon for the Entry, 196n20, 196-97, 199 temple, Marys vision in the, 315-16, 318, 320 temple veil, see veil tent, Mary as, 262-63,266 Testuz, M„ 68, 68n42, 69n45 textiles Annunciation and Visitation as theme, 20,21, 22-23, 55-58,56, 56n35, 57n36, 57 Assumption as theme, 239,240 production and dating, 21-22, 54, 54n29, 54n30 uses of, 45-46, 54, 59n40, 59n41, 59-61 see also garments Theodora, Empress, in mosaics, 53,132n33 Theodore Psalter (1066), 140 Theodore the Stoudite, 63,64,66, 70, 88n62 Theodore of Tyre (martyr), 204n55 Theodosios I, Patriarch of Alexandria, 219, 227 Theoktistos (hermit), 64 theosis (deification), 97, 97n98,205n57 theotokia (verses to the Virgin), as genre, 9, 180,181,196 see also Andrew of Crete, Great Kanon-, Christopher (9th-c. hymnographer) Thessalonike, Church of Panagia Chalkeon, apse decoration, 99 Thomas of Maurienne, 253 throne imagery in Annunciation and Nativity, 48, 53 Mary as Christs throne, 94-95,100 Mary enthroned with Child, 85,104,105, 108,112,118, 301 Mary enthroned in homilies and hymns, 165, 166, 167-69, 287n23, 301 Mary enthroned in Infancy
cycles, 38, 38, 40,41 and Marys Assumption, 235-37,236, 238, 244-47,246, 256 and Mary’s Entry into the Temple, 91-92, 92 origin, 34,43 Tischendorf, C, 68, 68n42,68n43 Toesca, R, 247 transitas of Mary (passage through death to life) apocryphal accounts, 252,253, 270n47 iconography of, 236,238,240, 243,244, 246, 247 see also Assumption of Mary; Dormition (Koimesis) of Virgin transubstantiation, 79n8,80, 80n9,84, 99 Tree of Life, see paradise Triumph of Orthodoxy (Restoration of Icons), 332, 332n29 Tronzo, W., ІЗЗпЗб Tsironis, N., 193n8, 332n29 Turner, M„ 2 Vaticanus graecus 504, 327,328, 330n24 veil cult of Marys own, 200n37 iconography of Mary weaving the, 20, 20, 21,22, 27, 28, 56, 57 symbolism of Mary weaving the temple, 74, 294, 297, 339 see also weaving and pregnancy Victoria and Albert Museum (London), textile collection, 20nl2, 20-22,21, 56n35 virgins accompanying Mary, 71n56,192,199-200, 201, 206, 207, 336 Mary as model to, 321 Visitation in early textiles, 54-59, 56, 56n35, 57n36,57 imagery on medallions, 47, 47, 48-49, 51, 53 significance of Mary in imagery on, 7, 37-38,60,178 on Werden casket, 39-40,39 weaving and pregnancy, 55,58, 59, 59n40, 59n41 Wenger, A. correspondence regarding the Life, 327-31, 328n21,329n23, 330n24
Index work on Geometres’ Life of the Virgin Mary, 326ПІ5, 326-28 Werden casket, 29, 39-40,39 Xeropotamou Monastery (Mount Athos), panagiarion, 113-14 Yalçın, A. B„ 48nll Zachariah (priest) arranging Marys betrothal, 292-96, 293n45 receiving Mary at temple, 91,192,197, 209-11 Zakaria I of Armenia (Catholicos), 189, 19ІП41 Zouridi, Church of Christ’s Transfiguration, 74 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München 359
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contents | Embodied word : telling the story of Mary in early Christian art / Maria Lidova -- Female devotion and Mary's motherhood before iconoclasm / Andrea Olsen Lam -- The theological substance of St. Anne's motherhood in Byzantine homilies and art / Eirini Panou -- Krater of nectar and altar of the bread of life : the Theotokos as provider of the Eucharist in Byzantine culture / Maria Evangelatou -- The virgin at Daphni / Leslie Brubaker -- The dialogue of annunciation : Germanos of Constantinople versus Romanos the Melode / Thomas Arentzen -- Singing Mary : the annunciation and nativity in Romanos the Melode / Georgia Frank -- Mary and Adam on the threshold of Lent : counterpoint and intercession in a kanon for cheesefare Sunday / Derek Krueger -- The spiritual and material temple : Byzantine kanon poetry for the feast of the entrance / Fr. Damaskinos Olkinuora -- The Coptic homily on the Theotokos attributed to Cyril of Jerusalem : an aberrant and apologetic "life" of the virgin from late antiquity / Stephen J. Shoemaker -- Mary as "scala caelestis" in eighth- and ninth-century Italy / Francesca Dell'Acqua -- Christological and ecclesiological narratives in early eighth-century Greek homilies on the Theotokos / Fr. Evgenios Iverites -- The homilies of James of Kokkinobaphos in their twelfth-century context / Elizabeth Jeffreys -- The life of the Theotokos by Epiphanios of Kallistratos : a monastic approach to an apocryphal story / Mary B. Cunningham -- The story of an edition : Antoine Wenger and John Geometres' life of the Virgin Mary / Fr. Maximos Constas |
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title | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium Marian narratives in texts and images |
title_auth | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium Marian narratives in texts and images |
title_exact_search | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium Marian narratives in texts and images |
title_full | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium Marian narratives in texts and images edited by Thomas Arentzen (University of Oslo), Mary B. Cunningham (University of Nottingham) |
title_fullStr | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium Marian narratives in texts and images edited by Thomas Arentzen (University of Oslo), Mary B. Cunningham (University of Nottingham) |
title_full_unstemmed | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium Marian narratives in texts and images edited by Thomas Arentzen (University of Oslo), Mary B. Cunningham (University of Nottingham) |
title_short | The reception of the Virgin in Byzantium |
title_sort | the reception of the virgin in byzantium marian narratives in texts and images |
title_sub | Marian narratives in texts and images |
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