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Iconodulism (also
iconoduly or iconodulia)
designates the
religious service to
icons (kissing and
honourable veneration, incense, and candlelight). The...
- (εἰκονολάτρες). They are
normally known as "iconodules" (εἰκονόδουλοι), or "
iconophiles" (εἰκονόφιλοι).
These terms were, however, not a part of the Byzantine...
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veneration of icons; it is
unclear how
aware he was that
Theodora was an
iconophile.
Though she
loyally parti****ted in
imperial affairs and ceremonies, and...
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reasons in 768. Even
though her
husband was an iconoclast, she
harbored iconophile sympathies.
During her rule as regent, she
called the
Second Council of...
- Constantinople. The
Emperor showed himself increasingly critical of the
iconophiles, and in a
court council in 730 he
formally banned depictions of religious...
- Mediterranean.
Although the
iconoclastic movement restricted Byzantine art, the
iconophiles'
triumph paved the way for an
artistic renewal. The more naturalistic...
-
Thracesian Theme, and
instigated a
series of
repressive measures against iconophile practices,
particularly targeting the monasteries. A
talented general...
- Eleftheroudakis. Parry,
Kenneth (1996).
Depicting the Word:
Byzantine Iconophile Thought of the
Eighth and
Ninth Centuries.
Leiden and New York: Brill...
-
Byzantine emperors Parry,
Kenneth (1996).
Depicting the Word:
Byzantine Iconophile Thought of the
Eighth and
Ninth Centuries.
Leiden and New York: Brill...
- over
Byzantine Iconoclasm,
Athens is
commonly held to have
supported the
iconophile position,
chiefly due to the role pla**** by
Empress Irene of
Athens in...
