Bizantine

Biz´an`tine


1.See Byzantine.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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(1975) Inceputurile Picturii Bizantine. Bucuresti: IBMBOR.
The silent sound of the stone: the sculpture of the "Three Holy Hierarchs" Monastery of Iasi
The first fork registered in Central Europe dates back to 1004 AC, when the Bizantine princess Maria Argyropoulina married an Italian nobleman, bringing with her a case of golden forks.
Material culture and food: The evolution of tableware and the consolidation of behaviors during the mealtime/ Cultura material e alimentacao: A evolucao dos utensilios a mesa e a consolidacao de comportamentos durante a refeicao
(5.) Charles Diehl-Marile probleme ale istoriei bizantine. Figuri bizantine.
Translated vs. original literature: religious mentalities mirrored in medieval texts in the Romanian area
Barisano, che aveva gia lavorato alle cattedrali di Ravello (1179) e di Trani, sviluppa un approccio modulare non dissimile a quello delle porte bizantine importate nel secolo precedente.
La porta della fede
FARIOLI CAMPANATI, R., La cultura artistica nelle regioni bizantine d'Italia dal VI all'XI secolo, en G.
La naturaleza juridica de la obra religiosa con dimension historico-artistica y su incidencia en el ordenamiento
According to the Lessico Universale Italiano, two texts contain the earliest references to "santalena," the Bizantine coin thought to display the figure of Saint Helen and therefore widely believed to have mystical powers,s Those two texts are the Convivio and Cavalcanti's sonnet.
"S'e' non ti cagia la tua santalena": Guido Cavalcanti and the thirteenth-century reprehension of Rusticitas
Philip Church to the new church in the Bizantine era.
Tomb of Jesus' Apostle St Philip unearthed in Turkey
Laclotte, Duccio: Siena fra tradizione bizantine e mondo gotico, Siena, 2003, pp.
The Metropolitan's Duccio: in 2004 the Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased the last painting in private hands by one of the founders of Western art, a Madonna and Child by Duccio. The museum's curator of Italian paintings, Keith Christiansen, publishes here the first full account of this intimate, innovative masterpiece
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