The author and publishers are grateful to the many official bodies, institutions, and individuals mentioned below for their assistance in supplying original illustration material.
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Plan of the Church of St Maenas, Alexandria. After J. B. Ward Perkins, Papers of the British School at Rome, XVII, 1949 (pl. xi).
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Map of the Byzantine Empire. Drawn by Shalom Schotten.
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Coptic ivory; Apollo and Daphne. 43/4x 31/4 (12.4 x 8.7). Sixth century. Museo Nazionale, Ravenna. Photo: Anderson.
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Carving in limestone; Two nereids. Height, 233/8 (60). Coptic. Sixth century. Museo Civico, Trieste. Photo: Civico Museo di Stoia ed Arte, Trieste.
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Ivory pyxis; Allegorical figures. 31/4x5 diam. (8.5 x 12.6). Sixth century. Lands- museum, Wiesbaden. Photo: Stadtisches Wiesbaden Museum .
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Ivory pyxis; St Maenas in a niche. Probably Alexandrian. 31/8X41/8 (8 X 10.7). Sixth century. British Museum. Photo: Max Hirmer.
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Ivory multiple diptych; Christ and Scenes from the Old Testament. 14 x 12 (33.5 x 30.5). Early sixth century. Formerly at Murano, now at Museo Nazionale, Ravenna. Photo: Max Hirmer.
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Detail of Fig. 7. Jonah and the Whale. Photo: Byzantine Exhibition, Edinburgh.
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Ivory multiple diptych; Christ and Scenes from the New Testament. 16 x 125/8 (40.5 X 32). Sixth century. Cabinet des Médailles, Paris. Photo: Giraudon.
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The Throne of Maximian 59 X 24 (150 X 60.5). First half of sixth century. The Archaeopiscopal Museum, Ravenna. Photo: Max Hirmer.
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Detail of Fig. 10. Three plaques from side. Scenes from the Life of Joseph. Photo: Max Hirmer.
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Detail of Fig. 10. The Nativity of Christ. Photo: Max Hirmer.
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Stucco wall decoration. Early tenth century. North wall, church of el Edra, Monastery of Deir es Suryani. Early tenth century. Photo: Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art , New York.
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Icon; St Peter. 201/2 x 153/8 (52 X 39). Sixth century. Monastery of St Catherine, Mount Sinai. Photo: Institut Français d'Athénes .
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Icon; The Three Hebrews in the Fiery Furnace. 133/8 x 195/8 (34 x 50). Sixth cen- tury. Monastery of St Catherine, Mount Sinai. Photo: Allen.
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Icon; The Virgin Enthroned. 275/8 x 173/4 (70 x 45). Sixth century. Monastery of St Catherine, Mount Sinai. Photo: Institut Français d'Athénes.
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Wall-painting; The Virgin and Child. Sixth or seventh century. Monastery of St Jeremias, Saqqara. After J. E. Quibell, Egypt: Service des Antiquités Excavations at Saqqara ( 1905-6, 6-7, 7-8), Cairo, 1907.
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Wall-painting; The Annunciation and the Nativity. Tenth century. Southern apse, church of el Adra, Deir es Suryani. Photo: Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art , New York.
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Icon; Christ and St Maenas. Sixth century. Louvre, Paris. Photo: Jacqueline Hyde .
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Resist dyed textile; The Triumph of Dionysus. Probably fifth century. Louvre, Paris. Photo: Giraudon.
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Woollen tapestry; St Theodore. 241/2 x 201/2 (62.5 x 51). Sixth century. Rockefeller Collection, New York. Photo: Giraudon.
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Silk bearing design of winged griffin attacking a bull. Seventh century. Probably made in Egypt. From the Tomb of St Ursula, Cologne. Photo: Giraudon.
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Publication Information: Book Title: Art of the Byzantine Era. Contributors: David Talbot Rice - author. Publisher: Frederick A. Praeger. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1963. Page Number: 269.
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