The Religious Figural Imagery of Byzantine Lead Seals II: Studies on Images of the Saints and on Personal Piety

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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
Part I Saints’ images on seals
	1 Saints & cult centers: a geographic & administrative perspective in light of Byzantine lead seals
	2 An eleventh-century seal with a representation of Patriarch Antony II Kauleas
	3 The contribution of Byzantine lead seals to the study of the cult of the saints: (sixth-twelfth centuries)
	4 “What shall we call you, O holy ones?” (Martyrikon Automelon, Plagal 4th): images of saints and their invocations on Byzantine lead seals as a means of investigating personal piety (sixth-twelfth centuries)
	5 Choired saints on Byzantine lead seals & their significance (sixth-twelfth centuries): a preliminary study
	6 An image of Saint Nicholas with the “Tongues of Fire” on a Byzantine lead seal
Part II Sphragistic imagery and personal piety
	7 Onomastics, gender, office and images on Byzantine lead seals: a means of investigating personal piety
	8 Religious figural images on Byzantine lead seals as a reflection of visual piety during the Iconoclastic controversy
Addenda & Corrigenda
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