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Manzikert to Lepanto: the Byzantine world and the Turks 1071-1571 : papers given at the nineteenth Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, Birmingham, March 1985
Anthony Bryer, Michael Ursinus and Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies
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Frontmatter
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EDITORIAL NOTE (Anthony Bryer / Michael Ursinus, page 1)
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THE FRAMEWORK
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1. The Byzantine state on the eve of the battle of Manzikert (Michael Angold, page 9)
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2. Twelfth-century Byzantine and Turkish states (Ralph-Johannes Lilie, page 35)
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3. The Ottoman state on the eve of Lepanto, 1571 (Hans Georg Majer, page 53)
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I SECURITY AND WARFARE
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1. The cost of late Byzantine warfare and defense (Mark C. Bartusis, page 75)
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2. The cost of Ottoman warfare and defense (Caroline Finkel, page 91)
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II CONTACTS AND INHERITANCE
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1. A sixteenth-century Turkish apology for Islam: the Gurbetname-i Sultan Cem (Barbara Flemming, page 105)
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2. Remnants of pre-Ottoman institutions in early Ottoman Cyprus: the Kanakaria documents and other testimonies (Costas P. Kyrris, page 123)
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3. Privacy in Byzantine and Ottoman houses (Simon Ellis, page 151)
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4. Phrygia between Byzantines and Seljuks (Klaus Belke, page 159)
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5. Cuisine grecque et cuisine turque selon l'experience des voyageurs (XVe-XVIe siècles (Jacques Paviot, page 167)
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III SOCIETIES AND ECONOMIES
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1. Nomads or bandits? The pastoralist/sedentarist interface in Anatolia (Keith Hopwood, page 179)
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2. The Frankish Archipelago (Ben Slot, page 195)
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3. The Anatolian town and its place within the administrative structure of the Ottoman state (1500-1590) (Suraiya Faroqhi, page 209)
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4. Les communes dans les regions grecques de l'Empire Ottoman: fonctions fiscales et restrictives (Spyros I Asdrachas, page 245)
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5. Byzantine and Ottoman Thessaloniki (Vasilis Dimitriades, page 265)
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IV MONASTERIES, TEKKES AND THEIR FATES
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1. The fate of Byzantine monastic properties under the Ottomans: examples from Mount Athos, Limnos and Trabzon (Henry W. Lowry, page 275)
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2. The long-lived relations between Christians and Moslems in Central Anatolia: dervishes, papadhes and country folk (Michel Balivet, page 313)
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V BEYOND BYZANTINES AND OTTOMANS
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1. Between Arab and Turk: Aleppo from the 11th till the 13th centuries (Jørgen S. Nielsen, page 323)
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2. A call to arms: Michael Marullus to Charles VIII (Michael J. McGann, page 341)
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3. Jews, Romanians and Ottomans in the Middle Age: Joseph Nassi and Moldavia (Victor Eskenasy, page 351)
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4. On the alleged 'destruction' of the Great Horde in 1502 (Leslie Collins, page 361)
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VI PATRONAGE IN ART AND LITERATURE
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1. Art and patronage in Serbia during the early period of Ottoman rule (1450-1600) (Sreten Petković, page 401)
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2. The portrait of king Marko at Markov Manastir (1376-1381) (Zaga Gavrilović, page 415)
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3. Byzantine architecture and painting in Central Greece, 1460-1570 (Machiel Kiel, page 429)
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4. Manuel II Palaiologos: interpreter of dreams? (George Calofonos, page 447)
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PLATES (page 457)
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Published: 1991
Publisher: Adolf M. Hakkert
- 9781597406383 (paper)
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