Ephesus After Antiquity: A Late Antique, Byzantine, and Turkish CityCUP Archive, 1979 - 218 Seiten |
Inhalt
From Diocletian to Heraclius | 3 |
The government and the people | 13 |
Public works and public services | 21 |
Pagans Christians and Jews | 30 |
The material remains | 46 |
Ephesus in Late Antiquity | 96 |
The Dark Ages | 103 |
Medieval recovery c 8501304 | 116 |
13041425 | 141 |
14251863 | 168 |
The seat of the vicar of Asia | 181 |
Late antique earthquakes at Ephesus | 188 |
Ephesus as capital of the Thracesian theme | 195 |
Bibliography | 201 |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
activity Agora Alzinger Anatolia ancient appears Arab Artemis Asia Minor associated Ayasuluk Basilica Baths Bayezid became bishop buildings built Byzantine called capital Christian Church of Saint coins colonnade complex considerable Constantine Constantinople construction contained continued Council crosses dated decline decorated described destroyed detailed discussion documents early earthquake east Embolos emperor empire Ephesus Eunapius evidence excavations fifth century fourth century gate governor Greek Harbor hill holy houses important inscription Keil known land Late Antiquity later maintained major marble Mary mentioned monuments mosque Note perhaps period Persian population port probably proconsul prosperity province records references region remains restored Roman rooms ruins Saint John seems Seven Sleepers side sources square statues street suggests taken Temple Theater Tomb took town trade travelers Turkish Turks Venetians walls whole