Byzantine Fellows List, 1991/92

Visiting Scholar

• Dieter Simon

Visiting Fellows

• Hélène Ahrweiler
• Robert Browning

Fellows

• Zaza Alexidze, K. Kekelidze Institute of Manuscripts, Academy of Sciences, Georgian SSR, Fall, The Making of National Churches in the Transcaucasus
• Marie-France Auzépy, C.N.R.S., Paris, Spring, Hagiography and History: The Example of the Vita Stephani Iunioris and the So-called Iconoclasm
• Vera Hrochová, Prague University, Fall, The Economic Role of Byzantine Cities in the Thirteenth-Fifteenth Centuries
• Benjamin H. Isaac, Tel Aviv University, Spring, Palestine from Bar Kokhba to the Moslem Conquest and The Roman and Byzantine Road System in Israel
• Anna Kartsonis, University of Washington, Academic Year, The Word of the Image in Byzantium: Image Theory and Practice Before and After Iconoclasm
• George L. Kurbatov, Leningrad University, Academic Year, The Byzantine City
• Cherie J. Lenzen, Washington Grove, Maryland, Academic Year, A Tale of Two Cities in Late Antiquity: Caesarea Maritima/Qasariyah and Capitolias/Beit Ras
• Ann Moffatt, Australian National University, Fall, Constantine Porphyrogennetos' De ceremoniis, Vol. 2: Commentary
• Joseph Patrich, University of Haifa, Academic Year, Sabas--Leader of Palestinian Monasticism
• Denis F. Sullivan, University of Maryland, Academic Year, A Critical Edition, Translation, and Philological-Historical Commentary on Works of Hero of Byzantium'
• Franz Tinnefeld, Universität München, Spring, Spiritual Life and Currents in Late Byzantine Society (1260–1460)

Junior Fellows

• Maria Georgopoulou, University of California, Los Angeles, Academic Year, Architecture of Domination: The Case of Venetian Crete
• Bratislav Pantelić, University of Pennsylvania, Academic Year, The Architecture of the Katholikon of Dečani Monastery
• Daniel H. Weiss, The Johns Hopkins University, Academic Year,The Language of Images in Crusader Painting: The 'Arsenal Old Testament'

Summer Fellows

• Alexander Alexakis, Exeter College, Oxford University, Codex Parisinus Graecus 1115 and its Iconophile Florilegium
• Ioanna Bitha, Academy of Athens, Stylistic Trends and Patronage of a Group of Byzantine Paintings from the End of the Thirteenth Century in Kythera, Greece
• Stephanos Efthymiadis, St. John's College, Oxford University,Literacy and the Literary Audience in Early Ninth-Century Byzantium
• Charalambos Gasparis, National Hellenic Research Foundation, Athens, Countryside in Medieval Crete (Thirteenth-Fifteenth Centuries): Landscape Settlement and Reclamation
• Alexander Golitzin, Marquette University, Mystagogy: Dionysius Areopagita and his Christian Predecessors
• Caterina Kyriakou, State General Archives, Athens, Late and Post-Byzantine Illustrated Manuscripts: The Oracular and Eschatological Tradition of Byzantium in East and West Europe
• Clayton Miles Lehmann, University of South Dakota, Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Caesarea in Israel
• Christine Smith, Syracuse University Program in Florence,Architectural Descriptions in Western Europe and Byzantium from Late Antiquity to the Renaissance
• Ole L. Smith, University of Copenhagen, Medieval Greek Romances
• Barbara Zeitler, Courtauld Institute of Art, Reception of Orthodox Art by Westerners during the Time of the Crusades