Текст книги "Евнухи в Византии"

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Фрагмент рельефа с изображением царского евнуха из Центрального дворца в Кальху (Нимрод), Ирак. Ок. 744–727 гг. до н. э. Музей древнего Востока, Стамбул

Рельеф из дворца ассирийского царя Саргона II в Дур-Шаррукине (Хорсабад). Ок. VIII в. До н. э. Фотография pryzmat / Shutterstock.com

Императрица Феодора со свитой. Ок. 545 г. Базилика Сан-Витале, Равенна

Мозаика с архангелом Гавриилом. Ок. 867 г. Собор Святой Софии, Стамбул

Император Никифор III Вотаниат получает книгу проповедей от Иоанна Златоуста. 1071–1081 гг. Национальная библиотека Франции, Париж

Император Никифор III Вотаниат с высокопоставленными придворными сановниками. 1071–1081 гг. Национальная библиотека Франции, Париж

Святой Николай с игуменами Макаром и Константином Протоспафарием. Вторая четверть X в. Ватиканская апостолическая библиотека, Ватикан

Лев Сакелларий, подносящий Библию Богоматери. Вторая четверть X в. Ватиканская апостолическая библиотека, Ватикан

Кызляр-ага или глава евнухов (в середине). XVII в. Иллюстрация из Книги костюмов Класа Роламба