10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDICTIONAL»
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indictional in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Cambridge Manual of Latin Epigraphy
It is then found in Spain in AD 468/71, Gaul in AD 491, and finally the rest of Italy
and Rome.181 Indictional dating was first used in documents circulating within
ecclesiastical milieux, and it then spread onto epigraphic monuments.182 It ...
2
Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks ...
and an indictional sequence. It therefore denotes a Year 4, and necessarily a
fourth indictional year (it cannot denote an actual indictional Year 4, because the
nearest is 1230/31). The fourth indictional year after Theodore recovered the city
...
Michael F. Hendy, Alfred Raymond Bellinger, 1999
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Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks ...
TABLE 3 Palaeologan Coins with Indictional Dates identification of particular
letters, notably the delta with the form of an inverted U or a capital omega (Q),
and invited a great variety of fanciful interpretations. In fact the letter forms
correspond ...
Dumbarton Oaks, Philip Grierson, Alfred Raymond Bellinger, 1999
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The Haskins Society Journal 15: 2004. Studies in Medieval ...
62-6; if he made his second, and longer, stay in 886 (concluding in Indictional
887), c. 81, pp. 67-8; and if he became semi-permanent in autumn 887 (
Indictional 888), he would not in fact have been in a position to record events
until the very ...
Stephen Morillo, Diane Korngiebel, 2006
B1;'1fi. Half-follis. (6.53 gms.). 648/649. Anepigraphic. Crowned bust facing of
Constans with slight beard (denoted by row of dots), holding globus cruciger and
wearing chlamys. Large K monogram between A/N and Z (7th indictional year).
Classical Numismatic Group, Inc.
But the mint attributions of sixth-century Italian solidi and the interpretation of the
letters that end their reverse inscriptions - those of Ravenna seem in the last
decades of the century to be indictional dates - are still far from clear. 1 Under ...
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Classical Numismatic Auctions XIX
Indictional Year 9 (635/636 AD). AV Solidus (4.45 gm). Constantinople. Class N l
Cross on three steps flanked by monogram and 8; S(retrograde)/CONOB. SB 759
; DOC ll (34b); MIB III 40; Berk-. Near EF. (300) Ex Hunt collection, lot 304 mart ...
Classical Numismatic Group, Inc.
8
Bede: On the Nature of Things and on Times
The Formulas for the Headings of the Paschal Table Ifyou want tofind out the
number ofyearsfrom the Incarnation of the Lord, take cognizance of the number of
indictional cycles – for example, by the fifth year of the Emperor Tiberius there
had ...
Saint Bede (the Venerable), 2010
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Classical Numismatic Auctions I
Large K monogram between A/N and Z (7th indictional year). DOC. 182a, MIB.
211, Spahr 119, SB. 1111, Berk 698. EF, brown patina with touches of green and
red encrustation spots on obverse. (100) Half-follis. (4.09 gms.). 651/652. Similar
...
Classical Numismatic Group, Inc.
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Medieval Studies: An Introduction
21 What does make for occasional confusion is the fact that the indictional year is
not coterminous with the calendar year. Down to the eighth century in western
Europe (and in the papal chancery until the eleventh century), the indictional year
...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INDICTIONAL»
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indictional is used in the context of the following news items.
The mosaic of the Transfiguration at St Catherine's.
NONE OF THE named individuals can be securely identified. The indictional date tells us only that the work was carried out in the 14th year of ... «The Fortnightly Review, Jul 14»
