Portraits funéraires inédits de deux officiers byzantins morts au combat sur les frontières de la Cappadoce. Étude préliminaire
Abstract
Peinture rupestre de Gelvere (30 km au Nord de Koron), Cappadoce, attestant la dévotion rendue aux soldats morts à l’époque des guerres arabo-byzantines. Le sujet est une scène de combat entre le démon et deux cavaliers, un skribon Léon et un tourmaque Michel. Le démon est un petit guerrier à tête de lion. En seconde couche sur une grande croix sous arcade, la composition est celle de Georges et Théodore terrassant Satan.
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THIERRY, N. (2011). Portraits funéraires inédits de deux officiers byzantins morts au combat sur les frontières de la Cappadoce. Étude préliminaire. Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 30, 169–176. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.647
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