Project: Memory of empire: the post-imperial historiography of Lata Antiquity
2013-01-01 – 2017-12-31
- Abstract
The project offers the first comprehensive interpretation and reconstruction of all historiographical traditions in the Mediterranean from the 4th to the 8th c. AD. It advances the hypothesis that the historiography of this period should be understood as 'post-imperial': the literary, cultural, and political traditions of the Roman empire remained the point of reference at a time when that emire had largely distintegrated.
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Whose dream comes true? Negotiation of primacy in the ‘Legend of Theodosius and Theophilus’
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Shaping the good Christian king under Muslim rule : Constantine and the Torah in the Melkite Arabic chronicle of Agapius of Mabbug (tenth century)
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Historiography across the borders : the case of the Islamic material in Theophanes’ confessor's Chronographia
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- Book
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(Re)writing history in Byzantium : a critical study of collections of historical excerpts
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- Book
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Jordanes : Romana et Getica
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Intercultural exchange in late antique historiography
Maria Conterno (UGent) and Marianna Mazzola (UGent) -
Gregory Abū l-Faraj Bar ʿEbrōyō (Bar Hebraeus)
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The tribulation of a converted man’s daughter : Bar Hebraeus (d. 685/1286)
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The conversion of the Turks : Michael the Syrian (d. 596/1199)
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Found in translation : Agapius, the Septuagint, and the ‘falsified’ Torah of the Jews
(2020) Intercultural exchange in late antique historiography. In Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 288. p.143-169