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The next volume of the oldest academic yearbook presents works on various aspects of the history and culture of the Byzantine Empire. The authors focus on the canon law of the Christian Church, Late Antique epistolary communication, and the history and archeology of Crimea and the Northern Black Sea region. In the traditional art history section, special attention is paid to the architectural history of Byzantium and neighboring countries.

The currrent volume of the oldest academic yearbook presents works on various aspects of the history and culture of the Byzantine Empire. The authors focus on the early history of the Papacy, medieval hierarchies, the so-called Photiian Schism, and the fate of Roman Taurica at the turn of the Middle and Late Byzantine eras. Art criticism works cover a wide range of issues related to the history of icon painting, architecture, and book decoration. There is an extensive section of publications of sources, in which T.

В очередном томе старейшего академического ежегодника представлены работы, посвященные различным аспектам истории и культуры Византийской империи. В центре внимания авторов церковная история ранней Византии, история и археология средневекового Крыма, храмовая архитектура Балканского полуострова и Закавказья. Концептуальный характер носят статья П.В. Кузенкова, посвященная появлению при Юстиниане Великом в официальном лексиконе империи ранее чуждого ему понятия «царства», а также работа П.В.

The next volume of the oldest academic yearbook presents works on various aspects of the history and culture of the Byzantine Empire. The authors focus on the ecclesiastical history of early Byzantium, the relationship of the Romans with their neighbors in the East, and various aspects of the history of Byzantine literature, painting, architecture, and applied art. In the article by R. Shukurov, an attempt is made to reconstruct, based on the few surviving sources, a possible form of the oath of allegiance to the basileus, which had to be taken by Muslim mercenaries in Byzantium.