i hear you have a noble horse - manuel ii palaiologos’ letter no. 43 addressed to demetrios chrysoloras
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Abstract
The letter of Manuel II Palaiologos no. 43 addressed to Demetrios
Chrysoloras, as their correspondence in whole, is a vivid testimony, not only
on the friendship between these two great intellectuals, but also on some
social rules and customs of the court of the last Palaiologan emperors and
habits of the Byzantine social and intellectual elite in the first half of
the XV century. Through the paradigm of noble horse, used as a symbol of
public office, in this case the one of mesazon in the service of John VII,
the emperor showed that he was not indifferent and suggested to his friend to
give up something which doesn’t suit him and continue to occupy himself with
intellectual work. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 177032:
Tradicija, inovacija i identitetu vizantijskom svetu i br. 177015: Hrišćanska
kultura na Balkanu u srednjem veku: Vizantijsko carstvo, Srbi i Bugari od 9.
do 15. veka]
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| Authors | ;Nikolić Maja |
| Journal | mires and peat |
| Year | 2013 |
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