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KONŠTANTÍN, METOD A ICH UČENÍCI PRED TVÁRAMI BYZANTSKÝCH CISÁROV

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Konštantínove listy

2013

tom 6

nr 6

69 – 92

The Byzantine missionaries, Constantine and Methodius, were sent to Khazars and the Great Moravia by the Byzantine court of Michael III. Later, Methodius probably visited the court of Basil I where some of his disciples - who visited the court of his successor, Leo VI the Wise as well - could likely come. The “Solun Brothers” and some of their disciples might have met the emperors in the presence of their family, courtiers, servants and guards in the Chrysotriklinos in the 860s – 880s. The primary sources on the ceremonies of the Byzantine court are De ceremoniis aulae Byzantinae, Kletorologion and Vita Hadriani II and the iconographical sources for the examined period are the Homilies of Gregory of Nazianzus and the Khludov Psalter.

VYBRANÉ ASPEKTY CEREMÓNIÍ A AUDIENCIÍ SPOJENÝCH S POBYTOM KONŠTANTÍNA A METODA V RÍME. OTÁZKY PROCESIÍ A ARCHITEKTÚRY

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Konštantínove listy

2016

tom 9

nr 1

29 – 38

The main goal of the article is to deepen knowledge of ceremonies and audiences of Constantine and Methodius with the 9th century Popes in their capital city, Rome, and in their residences. The abovementioned brothers namely visited Pope Hadrian II (867 – 872) and John VIII (872 – 882). The author of the article takes a look at the possible activities, ceremonies of a reception, and further acting of Constantine and Methodius in Rome. The authors tries to fill the gap in existing primary literary sources by help of indirect primary literary sources and knowledge obtained by architectural research. The Salonica brothers could have officially met with the Popes in the representative places, i.e. in the Vatican Complex, Lateran Palace, or in the important churches of Rome.