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La iconografía de la coronación celeste del emperador en Bizancio: la negación simbólica de la mediación eclesiástica
This article engages the iconography known as “celestial coronation”, in which the emperor is directly crown by Christ and his angels and saints, as established in the iconographic motif of the heavenly coronation. This is a symbolic reality, which complements the factual reality of the emperor beging crowned by the Bishop that we examined in the last issue of this same Journal. The iconographic motif of the heavenly coronation is indebted to the specific iconography of the Manus Dei, which developed during Late Antiquity.
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Byzantion Nea Hellás, is yearly journal of Greek, Byzantine and Neohellenic studies, founded in 1970. It publishes original scientific research articles pertaining to the domain of Greek studies, in Spanish, Portuguese, French, and English. The aim of the journal is to foster the publication of works by national and foreign researchers working in the three main areas of Greek culture, as well as the academic interchange between researchers and teaching staff who deal with these subjects.
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