Sophie Métivier
Université Paris 1 - Panthéon-Sorbonne, Histoire, Faculty Member
The Life of Michel Maleinos, founder of the lavra on Mount Kyminas during the reign of Roman I, has been seen as mirroring the privileged relationship between two 10th century great aristocratic families of Central Anatolia, the Phocas... more
The Life of Michel Maleinos, founder of the lavra on Mount Kyminas during the reign of
Roman I, has been seen as mirroring the privileged relationship between two 10th century great aristocratic families of Central Anatolia, the Phocas and the Maleinoi. Stressing the Maleinoi’s links with the Lecapenes, the study proposes another reading of the Life shedding light on the complexity and versatility of aristocratic alliances.
Roman I, has been seen as mirroring the privileged relationship between two 10th century great aristocratic families of Central Anatolia, the Phocas and the Maleinoi. Stressing the Maleinoi’s links with the Lecapenes, the study proposes another reading of the Life shedding light on the complexity and versatility of aristocratic alliances.
Séminaire de recherche en histoire byzantine, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, 2016-2017
Paru en octobre 2016 : Le saint, le moine et le paysan. Mélanges d'histoire byzantine offerts à Michel Kaplan, éd. O. Delouis, S. Métivier et P. Pagès, Paris 2016 (Byzantina Sorbonensia 29).
Publication d'un trésor de 36 solidi, des confins de la Cappadoce.
Redatation du premier siège de Césarée de Cappadoce par les Arabes.
Redatation du premier siège de Césarée de Cappadoce par les Arabes.
« L’organisation de la frontière arabo-byzantine en Cappadoce (viiie-ixe siècle) », dans Puer Apuliae. Mélanges offerts à Jean-Marie Martin, éd. E. Cuozzo, V. Déroche, A. Peters-Custot et V. Prigent, Paris 2008 (Centre de recherche d’histoire et civilisation de Byzance. Monographies 30), p. 433-454.more
