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From the Tigris to the Ebro : church and monastery building under early Islam / Simon Victor Pierre, María de los Ángeles Utrero Agudo (eds.).
Format
Book
Language
English
French
Spanish
Italian
Published/Created
Madrid : Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 2024.
Description
330 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color maps, plans (some color) ; 30 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Church buildings
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Islamic Empire
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Christianity and other religions
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Islam
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History
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To 1500
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Islam
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Relations
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Christianity
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History
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To 1500
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Islamic Empire
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History
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622-661
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Islamic Empire
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History
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661-750
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Islamic Empire
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History
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750-1258
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Editor
Pierre, Simon Victor, 1985-
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Utrero Agudo, Ma. de los Ángeles (María de los Ángeles)
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Series
Serie arqueológica (Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología (Rome, Italy)) ; 19.
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Serie Arqueológica ; 19
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Language note
11 contributions in English, 2 in French, 1 in Spanish, 1 in Italian; abstracts in English and Spanish.
Contents
Introduction. Church and monastery-building : The Early Islamic dynamism of Christianity / Simon Pierre. Part 1. t Christian continuity and aftermath in Transjordan. Construire, embellir, rénover, remployer : Quel devenir pour les édifices de culte chrétiens de Jordanie aux premiers siècles de l'Islam? / Anne Michel
Churches in North-Eastern Jordan after the Islamic Conquest : Revision of Material Remains and Research Perspectives / Piero Gilento
Two Cases of Church Estate in Early Islamic Syria and Jordan, through the Archaeology / Pauline Piraud-Fournet. Part 2. Church building in the North during early Islam. Churches' Building in Northern Iraq from the Late Sasanian to the Early Islamic Period / Narmin Ali Amin
Creating New Churches and Monasteries in Northern Mesopotamia: the Seventh to Ninth Centuries / Philip Wood
Variety in the Decoration of the Churches of Ṭūr ʿAbdīn during the Early Islamic Period / Elif Keser-Kayaalp. Part 3. Syriac, Coptic, and African churches, and the Islamic law. Building and Destroying "New Churches" and the Evolution of the Early Islamic Law : the Syriac case (First-Second Century AH) / Simon Pierre
"Tu les autorises à construire des églises?" Réflexions sur les lieux de culte chrétiens d'al-Fusṭāṭ à l'époque pré-fatimide / Audrey Dridi-Basilio
Christianity and the Fate of Christian Monuments from the Early 8th to 11th c. Maghreb / Hafed Abdouli. Part 4. Neither Visigothic nor Frankish : the Andalusi church. The Andalusi Church under Islamic Rule. Episcopal Sees in the Light of the Written Record / Jesús Lorenzo Jiménez
Beyond 711: Building and Afterlife of Churches in al-Andalus / María de los Ángeles Utrero Agudo
Escultura altomedieval cristiana en al-Andalus: propuesta metodológica y principales resultados / Alejandro Villa del Castillo. Part 5. On the border : Later exchanges and revivals in Sicily and Armenia. Monasteri e istituzioni religiose nella frontiera arabo-bizantina della Sicilia orientale: per una nuova agenda della ricerca / Lucia Arcifa
Armenian Architecture during the Late Phase of Arab Occupation, with Special Reference to the Churches of Shirak Province of the Late-9th to mid-10th century / Armen Kazaryan.
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ISBN
9788400112844 ((pbk.))
8400112849 ((pbk.))
OCLC
1468058078
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