Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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The Chapters in Four Ways and their readers : prose and poetry at work

Giulia Maria Paoletti (UGent)

(2024) Poetry in Late Byzantium. In The Medieval Mediterranean 139. p.361-389
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Rewriting history in verse in Late Byzantium : towards a reassessment of Ephraim of Ainos

Julián Bértola (UGent)

(2024) Poetry in Late Byzantium. In The Medieval Mediterranean 139. p.239-269
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Greek and Latin epigrams on the death of Theodore Gaza

Ugo Mondini (UGent)

(2024) Poetry in Late Byzantium. In The Medieval Mediterranean 139. p.191-235
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Metaphrasis and versification : the paradeisos as a reworking of Apophthegmata Patrum

Kristoffel Demoen (UGent)

(2020) Metaphrasis : a Byzantine concept of rewriting and its hagiographical products. In The Medieval Mediterranean 125. p.202-223
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The Greek Vita Malchi : translating and rewriting Jerome

Klazina Staat (UGent) , Julie Van Pelt (UGent) and Koen De Temmerman (UGent)

(2020) Metaphrasis : a Byzantine concept of rewriting and its hagiographical products. In The Medieval Mediterranean 125. p.92-106
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Ritual, politics and the city in Mamluk Cairo: the Bayna l-Qasrayn as a dynamic lieu de mémoire, 1250-1382

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent)

(2013) Court ceremonies and rituals of power in Byzantium and the Medieval Mediterranean : comparative perspectives. In The Medieval Mediterranean 98. p.227-276

Academic Bibliography

The Chapters in Four Ways and their readers : prose and poetry at work

Rewriting history in verse in Late Byzantium : towards a reassessment of Ephraim of Ainos

Greek and Latin epigrams on the death of Theodore Gaza

Metaphrasis and versification : the paradeisos as a reworking of Apophthegmata Patrum

The Greek Vita Malchi : translating and rewriting Jerome

Ritual, politics and the city in Mamluk Cairo: the Bayna l-Qasrayn as a dynamic lieu de mémoire, 1250-1382

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