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The Prosopographie der mittelbyzantinischen Zeit is a comprehensive biographical dictionary of the eastern Mediterranean including Byzantine Italy in the early Middle Ages. It is published in two sections of five volumes documenting more than 20,000 persons in total. The first section covers the period 641-867, the second section 867-1025. In addition to the five volumes, each section includes not only a prolegomena volume, which covers the most important Byzantine and other relevant sources, but also a concluding volume containing lists of abbreviations, indices, addenda, and corrigenda. Work on the second section will be finished by 2010.

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Theophylaktos (#8346) - az-Zubair (#8675), Anonymi (#10001 - #12149), Ralph-Johannes Lilie, Claudia Ludwig, Thomas Pratsch, Beate Zielke, et al

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Titre: Theophylaktos (#8346) - az-Zubair (#8675), Anonymi (#10001 - #12149)
Langue: Allemand
Auteurs: Ralph-Johannes Lilie, Claudia Ludwig, Thomas Pratsch, Beate Zielke, et al
Éditeur: De Gruyter
Publié: 2001
Format: rigide
Pages: 692
ISBN13: 9783110166750
Mots clés: Histoire, Art / Culture, Histoire du monde, Esotérisme et religion, À propos de la littérature
Évaluation: 4 sur 5
Description: The Prosopographie der mittelbyzantinischen Zeit is a comprehensive biographical dictionary of the eastern Mediterranean including Byzantine Italy in the early Middle Ages. It is published in two sections of five volumes documenting more than 20,000 persons in total. The first section covers the period 641-867, the second section 867-1025. In addition to the five volumes, each section includes not only a prolegomena volume, which covers the most important Byzantine and other relevant sources, but also a concluding volume containing lists of abbreviations, indices, addenda, and corrigenda. Work on the second section will be finished by 2010.