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020|  |▼a9781107513884▼q(paperback) :-
   |  |▼cCNY259.61
020|  |▼a9781107105997▼q(hardback)
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245|00|▼aFountains and water culture -
   |  |in Byzantium /▼cedited by Broo-
   |  |ke Shilling , Paul Stephenson.
260|  |▼aCambridge, United Kingdom ;▼-
   |  |aNew York, New York :▼bCambrid-
   |  |ge University Press,▼c2016.
300|  |▼axiv, 393 p. , 8 unnumbered p-
   |  |. of plates :▼bill. (some colo-
   |  |r) ;▼c26 cm.
504|  |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref-
   |  |erences (p. 341-383) and index.
505|0 |▼aIntroduction / Brooke Shilli-
   |  |ng and Paul Stephenson －－ Wher-
   |  |e do we go now? : the archaeol-
   |  |ogy of monumental fountains in-
   |  | the Roman and early Byzantine-
   |  | East / Julian Richard －－ Monu-
   |  |mental waterworks in late anti-
   |  |que Constantinople / Paul Step-
   |  |henson and Ragnar Hedlund －－ F-
   |  |istulae and water fraud in lat-
   |  |e antique Constantinople / Ger-
   |  |da de Kleijn －－ The Silahtara\'-
   |  |a statues in context / Brenda -
   |  |Longfellow －－ The Bronze Goose-
   |  | from the Hippodrome / Rowena -
   |  |Loverance －－ The Serpent Colum-
   |  |n fountain / Paul Stephenson －－
   |  |- The culture of water in the -
   |  |"Macedonian Renaissance" / Pau-
   |  |l Magdalino －－ When bath becam-
   |  |e church : spatial fusion in l-
   |  |ate antique Constantinople and-
   |  | beyond / Jesper Blid Kullberg-
   |  | －－ Zoomorphic rainwater spout-
   |  |s / Philipp Niew枚hner －－ Spout-
   |  |s and finials defining fountai-
   |  |ns by giving water shape and s-
   |  |ound / Eunice Dauterman Maguir-
   |  |e －－ Fountains of Paradise in -
   |  |early Byzantine art, homilies,-
   |  | and hymns / Brooke Shilling －－
   |  |- Where did the waters of Para-
   |  |dise go after iconoclasm? / He-
   |  |nry Maguire －－ "Rejoice, sprin-
   |  |g" : the Theotokos as a founta-
   |  |in in the liturgical practice -
   |  |of Byzantine hymnography / Hel-
   |  |ena Bodin －－ Words, water, and-
   |  | power : literary fountains an-
   |  |d metaphors of patronage in el-
   |  |eventh- and twelfth-century By-
   |  |zantium / Ingela Nilsson －－ An-
   |  |cient water in fictional fount-
   |  |ains : waterworks in Byzantine-
   |  | novels and romances / Ter茅se -
   |  |Nilsson －－ The Shrine of the T-
   |  |heotokos at the Pege / Isabel -
   |  |Kimmelfield －－ A dome for the -
   |  |water : canopied fountains and-
   |  | cypress trees in Byzantine an-
   |  |d early Ottoman Constantinople-
   |  | / Federica Broilo －－ Sinan\'s -
   |  |ablution fountains / Johan M氓rtelius.
520|2 |▼a"This book restores the foun-
   |  |tains of Roman Byzantium, Byza-
   |  |ntine Constantinople and Ottom-
   |  |an Istanbul, reviving the soun-
   |  |ds, shapes, smells and sights -
   |  |of past water cultures. Consta-
   |  |ntinople, the capital of the B-
   |  |yzantine and Ottoman Empires, -
   |  |is surrounded on three sides b-
   |  |y sea, and has no major river -
   |  |to deliver clean, potable wate-
   |  |r. However, the cultures that -
   |  |thrived in this remarkable wat-
   |  |erscape through millennia have-
   |  | developed and sustained diver-
   |  |se water cultures and a water -
   |  |delivery system that has suppo-
   |  |rted countless fountains, some-
   |  | of which survive today. Schol-
   |  |ars address the delivery syste-
   |  |m that conveyed and stored wat-
   |  |er, and the fountains, large a-
   |  |nd small, from which it gushed-
   |  |. Papers consider spring water-
   |  |, rainwater and seawater; wate-
   |  |r suitable for drinking, bathi-
   |  |ng and baptism; and fountains -
   |  |real, imagined and symbolic. E-
   |  |xperts in the history of art a-
   |  |nd culture, archaeology and th-
   |  |eology, and poetry and prose, -
   |  |offer reflections on water and-
   |  | fountains across two millenni-
   |  |a in one location. The first s-
   |  |tudy of water culture and foun-
   |  |tains in Byzantium. Presents B-
   |  |yzantine material in a longer -
   |  |chronology, across several dis-
   |  |ciplines, embracing late Roman-
   |  | material as well as Ottoman m-
   |  |aterial. Includes work from es-
   |  |tablished names in the field a-
   |  |s well as new voices"－－From pu-
   |  |blisher\'s website.
650| 0|▼aWater▼xSocial aspects▼zByzan-
   |  |tine Empire▼xHistory.
650| 0|▼aWater▼xSocial aspects▼zTurke-
   |  |y▼zIstanbul▼xHistory▼yTo 1500.
650| 0|▼aFountains▼zByzantine Empire▼xHistory.
650| 0|▼aFountains▼zTurkey▼zIstanbul▼-
   |  |xHistory▼yTo 1500.
650| 0|▼aMonuments▼zByzantine Empire▼xHistory.
650| 0|▼aLandscape architecture▼zByza-
   |  |ntine Empire▼xHistory.
651| 0|▼aByzantine Empire▼xSocial lif-
   |  |e and customs.
651| 0|▼aIstanbul (Turkey)▼xSocial li-
   |  |fe and customs.
651| 0|▼aByzantine antiquities.
651| 0|▼aIstanbul (Turkey)▼xAntiquities.
700|1 |▼aShilling, Brooke,▼eeditor of-
   |  | compilation.