For the contents of the present contribution to be defined and delineated, two accepted facts need to be mentioned beforehand. It was highly unusual for women in Byzantium to be out and about; that is, there was a widespread perception, to say the least, that women should not be allowed to leave the house, much less travel freely and on their own, especially during the Middle Byzantine period. Researchers of the history of pilgrimage are now in agreement over the fact that a dramatic change i..
Outside of hagiography, the evidence for female anchorites in early Christian Egypt remains scarce. ...
The purpose of the current thesis is to study various aspects of women’s mobility in the so-called H...
Spanning a 1,123 year period between Late Antiquity and the Italian Renaissance, the Byzantine Empir...
Starting with the fourth century, when religious travels to the Holy Land had gained popularity, Gre...
Marlena Whiting (University of Amsterdam) From as early as the fourth or fifth centuries AD, we can ...
Faith and Fate of Palaiologan Women: FemalePiety in Late Byzantium The present work inquires into th...
This study applies quantitative and prosopographical techniques to sainthood as an aspect of Byzanti...
The monastery of Aaron at Jabal Harun, Jordan (c) Marlena Whiting Marlena Whiting (University of Ams...
Women saints and their nature has always been debated by scholars due to the inaccuracy and bias of ...
Transvestite nuns is a really common topic in Byzantine hagiographical literature. The stories of s...
Includes bibliographical references and index.Changing functions of monasteries for women during Byz...
The most recognizable examples of female pilgrimage from medieval literature follow the trope of a v...
I am not a specialist in the Middle Ages, moreover Medieval Byzantium, but I have been studying gend...
M.A.A study is conducted into the roles of women living in the late Byzantine period between the 6th...
This research analyses the situation of female aristocrats in the Byzantine Empire of the 12th/15th ...
Outside of hagiography, the evidence for female anchorites in early Christian Egypt remains scarce. ...
The purpose of the current thesis is to study various aspects of women’s mobility in the so-called H...
Spanning a 1,123 year period between Late Antiquity and the Italian Renaissance, the Byzantine Empir...
Starting with the fourth century, when religious travels to the Holy Land had gained popularity, Gre...
Marlena Whiting (University of Amsterdam) From as early as the fourth or fifth centuries AD, we can ...
Faith and Fate of Palaiologan Women: FemalePiety in Late Byzantium The present work inquires into th...
This study applies quantitative and prosopographical techniques to sainthood as an aspect of Byzanti...
The monastery of Aaron at Jabal Harun, Jordan (c) Marlena Whiting Marlena Whiting (University of Ams...
Women saints and their nature has always been debated by scholars due to the inaccuracy and bias of ...
Transvestite nuns is a really common topic in Byzantine hagiographical literature. The stories of s...
Includes bibliographical references and index.Changing functions of monasteries for women during Byz...
The most recognizable examples of female pilgrimage from medieval literature follow the trope of a v...
I am not a specialist in the Middle Ages, moreover Medieval Byzantium, but I have been studying gend...
M.A.A study is conducted into the roles of women living in the late Byzantine period between the 6th...
This research analyses the situation of female aristocrats in the Byzantine Empire of the 12th/15th ...
Outside of hagiography, the evidence for female anchorites in early Christian Egypt remains scarce. ...
The purpose of the current thesis is to study various aspects of women’s mobility in the so-called H...
Spanning a 1,123 year period between Late Antiquity and the Italian Renaissance, the Byzantine Empir...