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Rewriting and Updating Iconodule Literature
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 January 2021
The inevitable topicality of Iconoclasm. Iconoclasm in the work of the patriarch Photios. Photios and the iconodule patriarchs: Tarasios, Nikephoros, and Methodios. Photios, his family, and their presence in the literature on Iconoclasm. The epistles of Photios and the new orthodox discourse. The milieu of Photios: The interpolation of the vita of Georgios of Amastris. The vita of Michael Synkellos and the Monastery of Chora. Theophanes of Caesarea and his enkomion of Theodoros Graptos. Georgios of Nikomedeia. The monk and philosopher Nikephoros. The 42 martyrs of Amorion again: Sophronios and Euodios. The Acta of David, Symeon and Georgios (BHG 494).
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