Manuscript Illumination at the Monastery of Stoudios (9th–11th centuries)

1. Theodore becomes abbot and expands book production

   Jan 1, 798Labels: Theodore the, Stoudios Monastery, Scriptorium

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   • DO Medieval

2. Triumph of Orthodoxy ends Iconoclasm

   Mar 11, 843Labels: Triumph of, Iconoclasm, Constantinople

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   • UNESCO

3. Chludov Psalter produced in Constantinople

   Jan 1, 855Labels: Chludov Psalter, Constantinople, Anti-Iconoclast Imagery

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4. Studios linked to early Greek minuscule development

   Jan 1, 875Labels: Greek minuscule, Stoudios Monastery

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5. Paris Gregory commissioned under Patriarch Photios

   Jan 1, 881Labels: Paris Gregory, Photios I, Emperor Basil

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   • Britannica

6. Studios monastic rule consolidated in the Stoudios Typikon

   Jan 1, 980Labels: Stoudios Typikon, Stoudios Monastery

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7. Menologion of Basil II compiled at Constantinople

   Jan 1, 1000Labels: Menologion of, Basil II, Vatican Vat

   • Vatican entry
   • FHW Chronos

8. Imperial workshop model shapes later illuminated calendars

   Jan 1, 1010Labels: Imperial workshop, Menologion model

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   • Wikipedia

9. Studite illumination continues into the 11th century

   Jan 1, 1030Labels: Stoudios Monastery, 11th century

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10. Theodore Psalter completed at the Stoudios Monastery

    Feb 1, 1066Labels: Theodore Psalter, Theodore scribe, Stoudios Monastery

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    • Princeton Digi

11. Studite Psalter models persist in later Byzantine tradition

    Jan 1, 1075Labels: Theodore Psalter, Psalter Tradition

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    • Britannica

12. Studite legacy documented through later manuscript transmission

    Jan 1, 1100Labels: Theodore the, Manuscript Transmission

    • DBBE
    • DO Medieval