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Документ К истории византийского монашества (сфрагистический аспект)(2018) Алексеенко, Н.А.Документ Новые находки моливдовулов рода Цулы из Херсонеса(1995) Алексеенко, Н.А.Alekseenko N. A. The New Molivdovuls of Zula's family from ChersonesusДокумент Моливдовулы адресантов Херсона VII – IX вв. (новые находки)(1997) Алексеенко, Н.А.Alexeyenko N. A. Molivdovuls of Cherson Senders in VIII–IX cc. New Finds The earliest among the pieces are two seals of VII cent. One of them belonged to Stephanos, patrikios and kommerkiarios of the apotheke of Abydos(?), is dated by 659-668. Another one concerns to the period, but just the owner's name – Theodore – Is saved. The seals of IX-X cent, present us the correspondents from the Balkan to Asia Minor region. One more find of the seals Kosmas, who was hypatos and comes of Ieron (early IX cent.) is the certain acknowledgement for close relation of Cherson to that pert at Bosphorus, where the duty from boats followed into the Black Sea was taking. The seal of Paulos, apoeparhon and comes of Abydos (early IX cent.), is the evidence for long and close contact Cherson had with that one of the largest ports of the Marmara sea (Hellespontos). About the partnership in trade of Cherson and Abydos could be spoken as for as the beginning of XI century. One more seal inform us on it. It's the seal of Constantine, imperial spatharios and kommerkiarios of Abydos. It would be to the point also a new find of the wellknown seal belonged to John, chartoularios and genimatos of Chrisopoleos (XI cent.). Among the new finds there are three seals of the chief militarian officers who was in capter of Byzantine provices. One of seals belonged, obviouslty, to Basil, imperial protospatharios and strategos of Ellados (X cent.); another- to John, imperial protospatharios, epi tou chrysotriklinou and strategos of Thessalonica (early XI cent.). New finds seals of strategos rice again a problem about the character of attitudes existed between these region of the empire during the period rather restless becouse of the foreign policy condition. The last from published here seals belonged to Leo, imperial spatharios and taurmarche of Gothie (end of X – early XI cent.). It opens to us one else unknown page in the history of Byzantine Taurica, being the documentary confirming to the entry of that area into the structure of the Byzantine empire at the late X century.Документ Провинциальный Херсон в сфере интересов византийского двора по данным императорских моливдовулов(1999) Алексеенко, Н.А.Alexeyenko N.A. Provincial Chersonesus In the Sphere of Interests of Byzanthine Court on the Basis of Data From Imperial Molivdovules Besides records in written sources and monuments of epigraphiecs, one of the factors depicting a special interest of the Byzantine administration to Cherson is findingsof imperial seals. Analysis of findings of imperial molivdovuls in Cherson lets define three periods within which the city was given the greatest attention from the part, of the Byzantine Court-Yard. 1. The end of the V — the beginning of the VII century — 8 specimens (Emperors: Anastasiy, Yustinian I, Mavrikiy Tiberiy, Foka, Irakliy). 2. The second part of the XI — the middle of the XII century — 5 specimens (Emperors: Michail III, Konstantin Bagryanorodnyi, Feofano, Vasiliy II and Konstantin VII, Konstantin IX). 3. The first part of the XIV century — 3 specimens (Emperors: unknown, Manuil II Komnin). The appearance of the first group is surely connected with the active policy of Byzantium in Tavrika, when a great number of measures were undertaken to strengthen Emperor's positions in the North Coasts of the Black Sea. The second group is connected both with the period of the highest blossom of Cherson and with the period of aggravation of the foreign policy near the Northern boards of Byzantium. Nevertheless the findings of the seals of Vasiliy II and Konstantin IX witness that during the beginning of the XI century Cherson was still included into the sphere of imperial interests. Starting with the second part of the XI century Byzantium almost couldn't impact the distant overseas province. Considerable change in the region's foreign policy preconditioned some independence of Kherson and further on it caused even the change of Kherson's political orientation. The seals of the third group witness this fact. The findings of molivdovuls of Trapezundskiy Komnin found in Kherson prove once again the presence of contacts with its neighbor from the south and its interest to these links. In its turn this fact shows that even during the period of its decline Cherson remains an important base of theTrapesund Empire in the North Coast of the Black Sea.Документ Булла патриарха Николая Мистика из Херсона(2004) Алексеенко, Н.А.N. Alekseenko. Bulla of Patriarch Nikolay the Mystic from Kherson The new find tells us about one more High Hierarch of Byzantine Church whose name could not be found before on Kherson sphragistics antiques. The seal is printed on the quite big disk of slightly irregular shape, ca. 39 mm in diameter. The matrix margin is 35 mm in diameter. The plate is 2 mm thick. The state of preservation is satisfactory. Unfortunately, the molivdovul has considerable losses of metal but it can be exactly attributed because of the sphragistic type and extant text of inscription on the reverse of the seal. As of today we have several seals of Patriarch Nikolay the Mystic. At least two of them belong to his second patriarchate period as well as, evidently, the Kherson bulla.Документ Патер полиса Херсона и его роль в имперской администрации в Таврике(2005) Алексеенко, Н.А.Документ Новые императорские моливдовулы из Херсона (к вопросу о малых печатях византийских императоров)(2009) Алексеенко, Н.А.Алексеєнко М. О. Нові імператорські молівдовули із Херсона На Херсонеському городищі молівдовули імператорів є достатньо компактною групою пам’яток, більшість з яких датується VI—VII ст. Нові знахідки розширюють ці межі й дають нові дані. Перша печатка Юстиніана І суттєво відрізняється від його традиційних булл, копіює тип соліда VI ст.; друга — подає одного з представників династії Дуків — Михайла VII. Обидві відносяться до так званих «малих» печаток імператорів. Не виключено, що вони були своєрідними «сурогатами» хрисовулів. Їх наявність серед пам’яток сфрагістики дозволяє побачити в цьому реальний факт існування у візантійській бюрократичній практиці двох типів свинцевих імператорських печаток. Очевидно, в окремих випадках для імператорських послань спеціального призначення існувала особлива печатка, що копіювала тип або хрисовула, або офіційної золотої монетної емісії. N. Alekseienko. New Imperial Molybdoboyllo from Cherson On the Chersonese ancient settlement molybdoboyllo of the Byzantin emperors constitute quite a compact group of monuments, the majority of which belong to the VI—VII century. The new finds widen these time-frame and give new information. The first stamp of Yustinian I differs considerably from his traditional bulls, it copies the VIth century solide type, the second presents Mikhail VII, one of the representatives of the Duk dynasty. Both refer to the so-called “small” emperor stamps. It is possible that they were a kind of “surrogate” chrisovul. Their presence among the monuments of Sigillography shows the existence of two types of lead emperors stamps in the byzantine bureaucratic practice. Evidently, in separate cases a special stamp was used for the specific imperial messages, which was a copy of either chrisovul, or of the official gold monetary emission.Документ Род Акапинов в просопографии византийской провинциальной аристократии (по данным сфрагистики)(2012) Алексеенко, Н.А.N. Alekseienko. The Family of Akapnenoi in the Prosopography of Byzantine Provincial Aristocracy (Through Sygillography) The data preserved by molybdoboulloi with family names make valuable source for Byzantine prosopography in general and for genealogy of individual aristocratic families or to determine their place in the hierarchy of imperial nobility. The private seal of Theodore Akapnenes is analysed as an example of the above. Despite of the silence of the written sources, monuments of sigillography draw the portrait of this Byzantine aristocratic family, almost not known in Byzantine historical annals, rather definitely and clearly. Representatives of this family were mostly civil officials of high ranks who did not leave in the capital but were related to provincial centres in the Balkans and Asia Minor. A few of them had connections with thematic institutions in Hellas, Cyprus, Tarsos, and Seleukia, as well as to the management of emperor’s property. Evidently, their family raised in the late tenth and first half of the eleventh century. The absence of any data concerning members of this family from ca. the reign of Alexios Komnenos (1081–1118) evidences that the role and importance of this family declined most likely in the turbulent events of the late eleventh and early twelfth century, so its representatives disappeared from the stage of history.Документ Археологической экспедиции Чембало 15 лет(2015) Алексеенко, Н.А.; Гинькут, Н.В.; Дьячков, С.В.; Столяренко, Е.Н.Документ Требюше генуэзской крепости Чембало (XIV-XV вв.)(Харківське історико-археологічне товариство, 2007) Алексеенко, Н.А.; Дьячков, С.В.