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Index Abbasids 62, 80-82 Ares 25n22, 29, 38, 39, 46-50 acheiropoietos 96,118,199, 200, 229 Aristotle 17, 79, 137,182,185,188,190,197 actualization 10,16, 31, 45, 86,183,185 - theory of matter 3,76, 86, 87,177-180,184,186, 188, 223, 224 - of divine potential 223-24 - of matter 165 Arp, Jean 115,116 - through facture 159-161,174 artisans 16,78, 79, 85,134,165, 258 Adoration of the Magi 105,116 Athena 29-33, 35, 42, 48, 49, 56, 59 Aeneas of Gaza 98,99 attention 167-69,174 aer 145-49 See also veil Azoulay, Ariella Aisha 260 aesthetics 258 - and neuroscience 115,116 Barad, Karen 6 - Neoplatonic 177 Barry, Fabio 76,122 - of fragmentation 78,79,100 Basil (Proedros) 153n52, 228 - of labor and accumulation 16,78,125,126, Basil I (Emperor) 128 128-30,133-36 Basil of Caesarea, Saint 86, 87n7,106,155,166, Africa 67,73,258 210, 212 agency 8,13,14,15, 96, 116,135 bastard reasoning 17,180,181,183-90 -oficons 8-10,16,111-18 bathing 25n22, 9,40-43, 49, 53, 63-64 See also grooming - of matter 2, 4, 5n13, 6, 8,10-14, 62, 85, 87,101, 103,135, 223,224 Baxandall, Michael 121 - of materials 2, 4, 6,11-14, 62,103,135, 236 beauty 44, 53, 56-58,125,131 - of relics 219-224 - of men 49-51 Agrippa, Marcus 63, 64 - of the Virgin Mary 56-58 al-Buhturl 82 - physical 21-25, 29-31, 35, 37, 40, 41 al-Mu'tasim (caliph) 81 Bell, Clive 115,116 al-Walid II (caliph) 80 Bellerophon 23n12, 49-51, 59 Alexander of Tralles 106 belts 33, 34n43, 49-53, 103 altars 99,135,144 - belt buckles 23n12 Ambrose of Milan 93 - zone of the Virgin Mary 228 ampullae 98, 225n90, 227 Bennett, Jane 10 amulets 2,45-47,49,90-94,106 Beth
Shean 69 Anaphora See under Divine Liturgy blessing 1, 20, 21, 51, 88, 95,105,111,141, 251 Andrew (monk) 229-33 See also eulogia Anemurium 68,73 blood 67, 85, 89, 94n28,115,121, 227 angels 11, 99,100,104, 207, 216, 232 - disorders of 1, 86, 89,106, 257 - deacons as 146,147, 209-212 - of Christ 7,12,13,16,105,106,137,138,141-43, 145, 147,150-152,154-58, 205-7, 224 animism 8,135,136,257 Annunciation 73,75, 231 - Anthemios of Tralles 131 bloodstone 1,2,89,106,257 Antioch 63n8, 69, 70, 72, 80, 224 body 6n15, 29, 33, 42-44, 50, 53, 54, 78, 90, 93, antitype 155,203,205 ofsaints 85,227 105,165,197, 234 Aphrodite 25, 26, 31-35, 37-50, 56, 59 - adornment of See personal adornment - Anadyomene 43, 44 - of Christ 7,16, 87, 94, 97-101,141-143,147, architecture 11,12,14,16, 61, 65-67,72, 80, 123,144 Arentzen, Thomas 55,56 https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110980738-014 150-158, 204-6, 212, 213, 218, 224, 233 -ofsaints 219,225-27 Book of the Eparch 132,133
292 — Index bracelets Chrysostom, John 88,98,100,155 - with personification of Charis 20-22, 38-40, 48, church decoration 16,61,80 53, 59 - with portrait bust of Athena 48,59 - with portrait bust of the Virgin Mary 19, 20, 22, 53, 56, 59 - economic value 122,125,128,130 See also economics; labor See also floor; marble; mosaic Church of the Holy Apostles 111,112,130-32 ciborium 209,225,227 bread 88,91-95 class See socioeconomic class - Fraction of the Bread See under Divine Liturgy clothing 22, 31-35, 38-42, 49, 69, 71,78,161 -leavening 97,100,204-5 See also textiles -lifecycle of 87-88,96-101 coins 25n22,70,71, 87,118n24,163 - of the Eucharist 7,13,14,15, 85-88, 93, 94, colonialism 257-61 96-100,137n1,141-51,153n56,155,156,158, 204-5, 207,209, 218 bread stamps 15, 85-90, 92-101 color 11, 61,115,125,131,134,135,145,154,186, 187, 239, 240, 252 - change of 9,10 bronze 87, 91, 95,137,173n44,179,184,185,191 - of glass See under glassmaking Brown, Bill 6, 7, 9,15 combination 17,19, 53,78,79,125,130, 238 Bynum, Caroline Walker 6,121,135, 261 Communion 88, 87, 98, 99,150-52,158, 206 - of the Apostles 209-213 See also eucharist Carthage 41,131 Constantine I (emperor) 14n38,105 Cappadocia 73,209,211,213 Constantine of Rhodes 130,131,136 ceramic 6, 61, 87, 88,110 Constantine V (emperor) 155,205 Chalice of the Patriarchs 13, 39,154n55,156-57 Constantine VII Porphyrogennetos (emperor) 167, chalices 123, 217, 227, 249n27 - eucharistie functions 13, 99-111,137,141-46, 150-54,156-58, 206-7 - material value 122-26,131-34,136 See also labor; luxury - material theology of 153-56 See also
eucharistie vessels 168,174,220, 227-28 Constantinople 4, 7,11,14n83, 118,130, 137, 145, 148,153,199-201, 213, 228, 230, 233, 247, 248, 259 contagion 15,103,105,109,110,116 copy 96,109,200 Cosmas, Saint 194 Chalkoprateia 228 cosmos 61,91,92,94-96 charakteres 91 Councils Charalambos of Kykkos 244n19, 246 - Blachernae 193 charis 15,19, 26, 53, 219 - Chalcedon 195, 204 - and gold 21, 29, 30, 38, 42, 53n79, 56-59 (see also gilding) - and jewelry 14, 20, 22-24, 31-35, 38-40, 42-44, 46-58 - as divine gift 21, 29-37, 40, 42, 48-51, 54, 56-58 - continuity of pre-Christian meaning 14, 21-24, 28, 38-53, 59 - Constantinople 204 - Hieria 7,155 - Nicaea 232 - Nicaea (second) 10,11,155 craft 29, 31, 32, 35, 79, 96, 223, 229 - history of 135,136 craft knowledge 66,86,163-65,258 - of the Virgin Mary 22, 53-59 Creator God 87n7,165 charisma 24, 37, 40, 42, 45, 51, 53, 247 cross 11,74,75,196, 249n37 - of saints 107-9,116 See also charis - as formal strategy 87, 88, 94, 98, 99, 255 Charites 25-32, 37, 53 - True Cross See under True Cross Charito 35, 36 Crucifixion 99,105,205-6 Choniates, Niketas 194 cups See chalices Christopher of Mytilene 229-233 curtains 74,14 148 See also veil Chrysorrogiatissa 239, 242-245 Cyprus 17, 68, 73, 236-251, 253 Chrysosotera 244, 246 Cyril of Jerusalem 205
Index ------ 293 Danto, Arthur С. 135,136 Epiphanius the Deacon 155 deacons 146-47,149, 205-7, 209-213 erotic virginity 22,55,58 dematerialization 138,152 Eucharist 7,13-17,141,151,171,193,195, 218, 219 Demetrios, Saint 8, 95 - as typological representation 194, 202-213, - tomb of 85, 224-27 demons 7, 93,187 desire 12,22,87,187,188 229, 234 - ritual and performance 86-88, 93-94, 96-101, 152-55,206-213 - for relics 226-27, 229-230 - consecration of 138,150,157 - for the Eucharist 143,144,146,151 - controversies around 138,153,156,158 - sexual See sexuality. - visual access to 142-152,158 Dioscorus of Aphrodito 49-51 eucharistie vessels 16,137-147,149,152 diskos 137,145,146 See also paten - materiality of 141,150,153-57 Divine Liturgy 13,15,16, 87, 94,137,138,142, Eudokia (empress) 160 See also Romanos and 144-46,150,153-55,194, 202-4, 207, 223 - Anaphora 146-49,154,158 Eudokia ivory eulogia 85, 88, 98,105 - Elevation of the Host 94,150,151 Eustathios of Thessalonike 132 - Fraction of the Bread 99,100 Eustathius of Antioch 205 - Great Entrance 146, 207 Eustratios of Nicea 159,160,165,166,171 - of John Chrysostom 88,98-100,155 Eutychius of Constantinople 206 - of Basil of Caesarea 155 evolutionary psychology 109,110 -Prothesis 145,146,150,157 - Words of Institution 145,154,156 See also liturgy faience 66, 67 floor mosaics 63-66,71,73,77,79 Dumbarton Oaks 1, 3, 4,106,107 - animated surface of 15, 61, 62, 69-70,75,77-82 dust 15, 85, 87, 97,104-5, 225, 227 See also pilgrim -Greco-Roman 15,65-72,76,80,82 tokens - Islamic 62, 80-82 - use of glass tesserae 61,62,65-82 economics
130,132-36,169 form 3,4,6,88,101,189 economic history 121, 258, 259 - and perception 86, 92, 96,165,179-183,183, Egypt 27, 44, 45, 47, 63-66,106,113,114,117, 131,137 ekphrasis 16, 61, 62,75,123,128-131,134,136 185,187 - as actualization of divinity 86-87,165, 223-24 -as Being 180-190,195 Eleousa 17, 237, 248, 250 See also Kykkotissa - in icon theory 193,194,196,199-201, 218, 224 Elevation of the Host See under Divine Liturgy - lack of 8, 86, 87, 92,178-188, 231, 234 Elijah (prophet) 231 - relationship to matter 17, 86, 87, 92, 98,154,165, embodied engagement 3, 4,12, 23n13 embroidery See under textiles 178-191 - significant 115-116 empsychos graphe 23n13, 202n32 - sympathy of 85-87, 94-96 enamel 16,125,126,133,134,137-39,154n55, formalism 3,122,135,136 156-58 - visual effects of 122-24, 258 See also Senkschmelz Fourth Crusade 14n38,137,147n32,153 fragmentation 78,100,220,228-232 frames 70,174, 238-241 encaustic 63, 64 Franses, Rico 10,169 engraving 32, 43, 55, 93 Freedberg, David 135 enkolpia 85, 213, 223, 225 Ephesus 68,105,244 Gabriel, Archangel 53-57, 231, 244 Ephraim the Athenian 237, 238, 241, 244, 245, 249, gaze 28,29,31,167,169,172,250 252-55 epigrams 11, 35, 49, 80, 220, 224 - of icons 1,110-16,167,169,17, 250 - of viewers 2,12,16,159
294 -- Index Gell, Alfred 9,100 grooming 22,35,38-41,49,53 gemstones See stone guilds 132,133 George, Saint 230, 270 Gerasimos of Alexandria 253,254 Hagia Sophia Germanos I of Constantinople (patriarch) 142,150, - Constantinople 11-13, 61, 75,122-23,128-30, 152n49 glass 46,125,126,133,137 132,136,144,154,155, 203 - Kiev 209-10 - as liquid 64-65, 77-79, 82-83 - Ohrid 209-12 - association with metal 77-79 Hagiosoritlssa 1, 2 -Islamic 80-82 hnânâ See dust - transparency of 16,138,145,151,156 haptic engagement 16,134,159,160,174 See also - vessels 16,138,141,143,145,146,147,149-154, 156,157 touch healing 2, 3, 51, 85, 89, 94, 98,103,195 - visual effects of 15, 61, 75, 77-80, 83 Hedwig of Silesia, Saint 172,173 glassmaking 64-67,78, 79 hematite 1,2, 4, 89, 90n19,106-7 - Islamic 81, 82 Hephaistos 25n22, 31, 32, 35 - tesserae production 66, 67 (see also floor Hera 32-35,40,42 mosaics) Herakles 106 gilding 29,42,59,133 Hernandez, Jillian 259 gold 74,125,128,134,137,184, 218 Hesiod 26-28, 31, 32, 35, 49 - as materialization of charis See under charis. Hetoimasia 74, 76 -jewelry 14,15,19, 20, 23, 24, 32, 33, 38, 44, 48, Hodegetria 174,175, 235n4,248, 250 51, 71, 77 - material genealogy of 24,48, 59 Holly, Michael Ann 4, 62,121,135 Holy Sepulcher 88, 92, 94, 218, 227 - processing and regulation of 78, 79,132,133 Holy Spirit 87, 94, 99,147,151, 206, 218 - visual effects of 15,112,122,131, 240, 241, 250 Homer 24n14, 25n22, 26-30, 35, 42, 49,128,130 - tesserae See under floor mosaics. Hosios Loukas 111,118,119,127 gold ground 10,17,125,133, 250 hylomorphism 86, 87 gold leaf 133 hymn
49,146 Gomez-Barris, Macarena 259 - On the Annunciation 55-59 Gorgonia 93 - Thrice Holy 204, 207 gospel books 12,13,144n20 hypostasis 194-96,204-5 Gracanica Monastery 146,147 grace 8,14, 97,101,174n45, 212, 215 iconoclasm - divine 8, 20-22, 29-33, 41, 53-59, 95,108,196, - Byzantine Iconoclastic Controversy 3,7,11, 204, 217-19, 229 - of the Virgin Mary 53-59, 240, 247, 248, 251, 252, 255 See also charis 14n38, 96,147n32,153-56,159,198, 205, 218 - Komnenian 193-203,205, 206, 233, 235 iconoclasts 153,155,156,159,171, 205, 206, 218 Graceland 107 iconography 103,104, 210, 238, 240, 244, 248, 255 Graces See Charites - imperial 160 graphe 17,194, 200-202 See also painting - pre-Christian 20-24, 28n28, 39-48, 50-53 Graves, Margaret 164 - relationship to material 3, 9,15, 46-49, 51, 53, Great Entrance See under Divine Liturgy Greece 68,73,131,132 59, 80, 85,106,125,240 iconophiles 7, 8, 54n84, 96,153-56 Gregory of Nazianzus, Saint 93,144n20, 205 - commentaries by 194-99 Gregory of Nyssa, Saint 97,100 iconostasis 17,151, 237, 239, 240, 242, 249, 250 Gregory of Tours, Saint 78 icons 1-4,14, 62, 71, 98,110,157,159,162,166,167, Gregory Thaumatourgos, Saint 53 172, 205, 206, 229
Index — - agency of See under agency - body of See under body - and divine presence 17,166 197, 202 - face of 96,112-18,199 (see also Mandylion) - as typological representation 193-201, 212-14, - Incarnation of 7, 94,153,154,194-96 219, 224, 234 (see also typos) - in the Latin West 197-99 - materiality of 8, 98, 99,177 193-99, 202, 218, 245 - miracles performed by 8, 9, 237, 253-55 - relationship to relics See under relics - theory of 3, 4, 7, 8,11,16,17, 96, 97,153-56,177, 195, 200, 217, 218, 235, 236, 248, 249 295 - nature of 196,197, 202, 204, 232 - presence of 7, 96,100,150-51,160,166,169-171, 174,195-200, 213, 217 - representation of 7,17, 94,153,160,162,165, 166,169,194,196-202, 205, 209 jeweled style 77-79, 83 jewelry 14, 20n4, 69,77,128 - toponymie 247-55 - and charts See under charis - veiling of 238-244, 253-55 (see also veil) John of Damascus 8, 54n84,105,143,153,154,174, - veneration of 9,17,171,153 160-62, 217, 218, 239, 250, 252 Ignatios of Antioch, Saint 93 196,197, 201 - on veneration of relics 215-221, 224, 229,234 John the Baptist, Saint 104, 220, 249n37 Ignatios the Younger 156 Jordan 73, 74,153n52 Ikhwân al-Safä 165 Joseph (husband of the Virgin Mary) 57 Iliad 32-34, 50 Joseph (Old Testament patriarch) 103,106 illusionism 71,77,162 Justinian I (emperor) 11, 61, 78,118,128-29, 228 Image of Edessa See Mandylion image theory 155,159,200 Kabasilas, Nicholas 151 - as heresy 204, 205 Kant, Immanuel 115 imitation See mimesis Karabas Kilise 211, 212 imperial court 118,154, 233 Keramion 199-202 imprint 85, 86, 94, 98,100,194,199-203 See also Keroularios, Michael
I (patriarch) 148 stamping; typos Kessler, Herbert 1 Incarnation See under Jesus Christ kestos himas 33, 34, 42 incense 13, 217, 230 knowledge 179,181-84,186,189, 223 See also craft incorruptibility 97, 232, 233, 245 knowledge India 131,172 Komnenian iconoclasm See under iconoclasm. Ingold, Tim 87,101 Komnenos, Alexios I (emperor) 4,167-170,193-95, inscriptions 3,14-16,19, 20, 24, 44, 46, 51, 53, 54, 62, 87,106,133,157,167, 234, 250 201-3, 235-37 Komnenos, Manuel 167 - dedicatory 40n58,125,154,155 Kykkos monastery 17, 237-240, 251-53 - eucharistie 137,138,143,145,147,154,156 Kykkotissa 17, 236-240, 244, 245, 247-255 - on reliquaries 220, 223-25, 227 - use of gold in 73-83,125,153 labor 128,130,138,132,135 Isidoros of Miletus 130 - artistic 61,133-36, 258, 259 See also production Islamic art 62, 80-82,138n4,164,165 Laconia 128,130 Italikos, Michael 167 lamps 75,98,109,111,217,231 Italy 63, 66, 67,73,105,138n14 lapis lazuli 43-46 ivory 16, 44, 45,103,165,169,171, 258 Last judgment 100, 233 - carving and facture 159-164,172,174 Last Supper 141,142,147-49,154,158, 204 -icons 159,160,166-8 Latour, Bruno 9 - representations of 172 Lekapenos, Romanos I (emperor) 228 Leo of Chalcedon 193,199, 202-6, 235, 236, 255 Jerusalem 80n76, 237, 248n30 Libya 128,131 Jesus Christ 7, 9,11, 88,169,196 Lidov, Alexei 200 - blood of See under blood light 16,83,111,125,128,231
296 -- Index - as metaphor 21, 23n13, 239, 240 - change of 78, 79,178,179,185-89, 224 - visual effects of 9,10, 61, 62,70, 75-77, 83,125, - intelligibility of 86-87, 92, 96,100,101,179-181, 138n4,145, 241, 258 Limburg Staurotheke 220-22, 228, 229 liturgy 146,147, 223 - as performance 87, 94,100,143-47,152, 203 - as typological representation 207-213, 219, 224 (see also typos) - commentaries on 124, 203, 234,146,148 See also Divine Liturgy liturgical fans 146,147, 207-212 Lugones Maria 260 183-190, 223 - potentiality of 85, 86,178,183-85,190, 207, 217, 223-25 - relationship to form 617, 85-87, 92, 98,154,165, 178-191 - sensibility of 181-87,190 - sacred matter 6-8, 54n84, 85-87, 96-98, 100,101,193-96, 203, 214, 216-19, 227, 228, 234, 236 Matthew, Saint 141,142 Luke (saint) 54n84, 244, 245, 247-251 Mauropous, John 166 luxury 16,19,78,125,128 medicine 93,249n37 See also healing - economy of 132-36 medium 14, 20, 24, 59, 79,103, 202, 207, 209 Lysidice 36,37,58 - distinction from material 3,4,18, 62,121 - In icon theory 194,195,199, 234, 235, 236, Macedonia 209 magic 44-46, 54, 64, 90n20, 91-94, ,106,109, 121,135 249, 250 - relics as 225, 227, 228 medium specificity 257 making 87, 92, 96,136,164 See also production Megaspilaiotissa 249 Mamluks 248 metal 10, 29, 42, 83, 85, 96,129,137, 202n29, Mandylion 96,118,199-201 - as relic 202, 213, 214, 218, 233 235, 244 - association with water and glass 77-79, 83 Marcellinus, Ammianus 166 - extraction of See mining marriage 49-53, 56,128 - processing and trade regulation 131-33 materials - visual effects 9, 4, 21, 22, 30, 42,131, 258 -
agency of See under agency Mesarites, Nicholas 111,112,115 199n21 - ecology of 85, 87 metonymy 137,138,142,143,152,158,167 - extraction of 125,130-32, 258 (see also mining) Michael, Archangel 231 - genealogy of 3,15n39, 24, 48, 59 Miller, Daniel 7, 261 - hierarchy of 122,148,165 mimesis 15,116 - physical transformation of 15-16,78,79, 83, 85, 105, 205, 259 -material 138,143,154,156 - mimetic experience 103,105-7,109,142, 226-27 - raw 3, 87, 79, 92, 96, 87,130,136 mining 16,125,128,130,132,136 -trade in 16,125,132-36 monasteries 11, 88,137n2,148,149, 237 - material theology 153-56,186,187 Monomachos, Constantine IX (emperor) 166 materiality 21-23,46,137 monuments 260 - Byzantine 7-18, 72,103,125,177, 257-261 mosaics 13,38-42,112 - methodological approaches 4-6, 9,10, 62, 87, - church programs 16,125,127-29 101,121-22,134,135, 257-261 - mimetic See under mimesis - dome mosaics 111,112 - floor mosaics See floor mosaic - subject specific 67-69,71-76,83 - visual effects 11,129, 258 - of icons See under icons - wall mosaics 15, 62-65, 78, 79n74, 80n76, 81,118, - of relics See under relics - overt 1,12,13 119,128, 234, 258 - workshops 66-69 matter 3, 6-8,14-18, 62, 82, 83, 86,177, 257-59 Moses 58,151 - agency of See under agency movement 10,12,78,115 - as non-Being 182,183,187-90 - in the liturgy 207-9
Index Muse casket 41-43 Muses 25, 27, 43, 59 — 297 patens 98-100,122-26,131-36,137n1,138n4,145, 154, 209, 217 See also diskos museum exhibitions 15,18,106,110-15,118 patronage 61,74,122,169, 222, 258, 261 Mylikouri 249 patterns 34,61,66,77,131,134 myron 85, 219, 221, 225, 227 See also oil - as material impression 181,197 Paul, Saint 93,100,216 Natural History 61-64 nature 6,11,82,135,165,253 Paul the Silentiary 11,12,75,76,128-130,136, 144n20 Nausicaa 29, 30, 51 pearls 87,121-25,128,131-34,220 Nazareth 216,230 Peers, Glenn 8 Nea Ekklesia 126,130 Peitho 31,32 necklaces 31, 38, 43-48 Pentcheva, Bissera 10, 82, 93, 95, 98,121,135, 201, Neoplatonism 177 214,223 Nestor, Saint 230 perfume 33n42, 42, 43, 49, 255 See also smell neuroaesthetics See under aesthetics personal adornment 22, 23, 33, 34n43, 35, 38-41, new materialism 5, 6 New Testament 141-43,152,203 53, 59 Peter, Saint 216 Nicholas of Andida 148,149,203-8 Petra 73,74 Niketas, chartophylax and synkellos of the Great Pharos Chapel 125,199, 200, 202, 214,228 Church 148 Philippi 73,75,78 Nile river 128,131 Philippopolis 39, 40 Nonnos (poet) 77 Philodemus 35-38 Philosophia 177,178 Odysseus 24n14, 29, 30, 35, 42, 49, 51, 56, 58 philosophy 164,165,177,178,190 Odyssey 24n14, 25n22, 49, 50 Photios (patriarch) 125 oil 29, 85, 98,105, 219, 225, 227-29 See also myron Phrygia 128,130 Physics 177-180,182-84,187,188,190 ontology 160,169,172,198, 217, 219, 224, 227, 257 Piacenza pilgrim 105,116,118,227 - of divinity 217-220 pilgrim tokens 14, 85, 97, 98,103-6,110,116 - of emperors 166,167 - and presence 169-171,174 opacity 66, 79,145,
244, 252, 254 opus sectile 11, 63n9 See also dust pilgrimage 85, 88, 98,104-7,118, 218,225-27, 248n29, 252 Plato 17,79,177-181,186. ornament 11, 31, 32, 38, 57, 59,122,130,159 Pliny the Elder 61-65,77,79,93 Ottoman Empire 237,238 poikilia 77,128 Porphyrios (bishop) 74, 75 Pachymeres, George 16,17,177,178,182-84, 187-190 Porphyry 128,131 precious stones See under stones painting 17,135,194,198, 200, 230, 232, 244 Presley, Elvis 107-9 - of floors 62-64,76 production 16,121,130,136, 234, 257, 258, 261 - of icons 10,15,116-18, 202, 224, 235-38, 248, - as metaphor 78, 92-93, 96-101 249, 255 - artistic 4, 7, 79, 81, 83,132-34,158 - wall painting 202, 209, 234 See also graphe - mass production 201, 202 (see also typos) palaces 63, 77, 81, 82,128 - philosophical aspects 178,179,181,191 - imperial palace of Constantinople 78,128, 172,199 See also labor Projecta casket 40-42 Palestine See Syro-Palestine Prokopios of Caesarea 12 Pandora 31, 32, 35, 40, 42, 56, 58 Protheoria 148,149, 203-7 209-13, 223 Panopiia Dogmatica 167-69 Prothesis See under Divine Liturgy
298 -- Index Psellos, Michael 8, 9,10, 23n13,178,185 Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite 17, 177,178, 182, 187-190 silver 15, 30, 51, 78,137,129,132,153n50, 218, 239, 240 - gilded silver 40-42,133,137 - jewelry 15, 54, 55 Qal'at Sim an 105,109 - processing and regulation 133 Quijano, Anibal 260 - use in mosaic 61, 69 Qusayr 'Amra 80, 82 - visual effects 38, 77,128, 241 Simeon the Stylite, Saint 104-5, 109, 110, 224, 227 Ravenna 67 Simplicius 178,180,181,190 relics 7, 9,14,17,100,121,135 socioeconomic class 257, 258, 261 - contact relics 15, 87, 98,104-6,110, 202, 223-25 Soumeliotissa 249 - energy of 214, 216-19, 221-23, 229 spolia 100,125 - materiality of 135,194, 213-229, 243 stamping 15, 85, 94-96,103, 201-3 See also - military use 213, 220, 228 - of the Passion 199, 216, 220, 228 imprint; typos statues 166,167,172,179 - of the True Cross See under True Cross Stethatos, Niketas 148,152n49 - relationship to icons 199, 200, 202, 214, 215 Stewart, Peter 166,169 - trafficking and forgery 229-34 stone 11, 64 reliquaries 85, 98,136, 213, 228, 258 - curative properties 2, 3, 89-91,106 - inscriptions on 220-23, 225, 234 - floors 15, 61-63, 65, 66, 70, 76, 80 128 - as typological fulfillment 222-27 See also - physical properties 1, 4,137,143,145,150, enkolpia reproduction 201, 202, 205, 255 See also copy; imprint revetment See under marble ripidia See liturgical fans 153-58 - precious stones 43, 77,79, 88, 89,125,131-33 - processing and regulation 128-33 (see also mining) - vessels 16,137-147,149-158 See also marble rock crystal 79,153n51 stylite saints 85,98,104 Rogers, Fred 109,110
Symeon of Thessalonike 151,197,198 Romanos II (emperor) 160,220 Symeon the Stylite See Simeon the Stylite, Saint, Romanos IV Diogenes (emperor) 160 synthesis 16,128,132 Romanos and Eudokia ivory 160-63,165-67, Syria 69, 74, 81,105,128, 224 169,174 Syro-Palestine 61, 66, 68 Romanos the Melodist 55, 58, 59 Tarsus 69, 70 Sa marra 81n77, 82 textiles 27,46-48,63,103,118 San Marco See Treasury of the Church of San - embroidery 33, 35,146, 238, 239 Marco sardonyx 122,125,131,132,138,156-58 - silk 128 Theodora (empress, wife of Justinian I) 61, 78 Scholasticus, Nilus 80 Theodora (empress, wife of Theophilos) 171,172 smell 33n42, 42, 85, 219-221, 241 See also Theodore of Andida 148,203 perfume Theodore the Studite 8,195-97, 201, 202, 217, 234 seals 91, 92, 93n25, 94, 95, 96, 250n38 Theodoret of Cyrus 233 semiotics 1,92,94-96,135,195,198 Theophilos (emperor) 194,195,171 senses 4,13,15,143,148,164,177,186-88,191, Theophylact of Constantinople 156 224, 236, 244, 255, 258 Theotokos See Virgin Mary sexuality 21-38,40-44,55-59,257 Thessaloniki 85,132,224,25 Sicily 67,193 Thompson, Krista 258 sight 143,144,146,151,165,174, 250 Timaeus 17,179,181,183 silk See under textiles Timaeus Locrus 177,180-82,184-87
Index touch 3,12,16,105,109,116,143,144,152,174, 206, 222, 224, 229, 242, 255 ------ 299 - painted by Saint Luke 248, 249 visual dynamism 10,12,13, 61, 62,77, 223 trade 16,125,131-33,136,233 Vita Basilii 128 transformation 15,16, 76, 85-87, 94, 97-101,105, 145-47,157,179,194, 205, 206, 211, 224, 259 Treasury of the Church of San Marco 122-6, Walters Art Gallery 110,115 water 31, 97, 98,130,165,187,188,195 131-33,137,145-6,153,156 - and glass 79, 82 Triumph of Orthodoxy 153,155 - and stone 62, 69, 76,77, 122 True Cross 105,220-24 227-29,233 - use in the Eucharist 13, 99,100,152, 206, 207 typos 17 wealth 61,75,78, 82,122,128-30,134 - and the eucharist 202, 205-9, 211-223 Weber, Max 107-08 - Weinryb, Ittai 11,24 and relics 213,215,219-29 - as representational theory 200-2, 225-29 Weitzmann, Kurt 103,118 - icons as 194-98, 201, 202 wine 51,93,105,205 - of the Eucharist 7,13,14,16, 97, 99,100,137-52, Umayyads 80, 82 154-58, 205-7, 209 unveiling 13,16,138,143,146,147,149-51,158, 253, 254 women 106,133 - subject formation of 14, 22-23, 38-44 wood 87,121,165,181, 216, 217, 220-24, 229, 235, value 130,132-35,138 See also labor 244, 245 veil 17, 32,145,146,149, 239, 240, 244, 250, 254, 255 See also aer Words of Institution See under Divine Liturgy Wynter, Sylvia 260 veiling 13,16,17,143,145-51,157, 235, 237, 238 Venice 16,122,137,153 youth 35, 36, 51 vessels See eucharistie vessels Virgin Mary 1-4,11,19, 20, 54, 99,172,174, 220, 228 Zeki, Semir 115,116 Zeus 28,29,31-34,42,69,172 - eroticization of 22, 55-59 Zoe Porphyrogenita (empress) 8, 9 - face of 238, 239, 250-55 zone See under
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