New Jerusalem as New Constantinoples? Reflections on the reasons and principles of Translatio Constantinopoleos in Slavia Orthodoxa
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This text reflects on translatio Constantinopoleos as a means of translatio Hierosolymi in Slavia Orthodoxa in the Middle Ages. This phenomenon was based on the principles of mimesis or performative emulation and demonstrated in liturgical practice, visual culture, written sources and folklore.
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ERDELJAN, J. (2014). New Jerusalem as New Constantinoples? Reflections on the reasons and principles of Translatio Constantinopoleos in Slavia Orthodoxa. Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 32, 11–18. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.682
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