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Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-47416-0 — Hell in the Byzantine World Volume 2: A Catalogue of the Cretan Material Index More Information Index Churches are also listed by dedication with cross-references to extensive arrays. For instance, Saint Zosimas at Achladiakes (Selino/Chania, cat. no. 1), will be found at Achladiakes, with a cross- reference at Zosimas. Entries for specific churches will most easily be found under their given locations. abortion. See childbearing and childcare, in Place of Hell Formed by the River of crimes and sins related to Fire, 130 Abramo, Antonio, 106 Angheben, Marcello, 8, 293 Abramo, Giacomo, 107 animals. See beasts ‘Abridged Hell’, 223 Anisaraki (Selino/Chania), Virgin (cat. no. 2), Achladiakes (Selino/Chania), Saint Zosimas 447–51 (cat. no. 1), 444–6 bibliography, 451 bibliography, 446 iconographic programme, 177, 448–9 iconographic programme, 181, 444 Individual Sinners, 140n.117, 143, 144, 145, Individual Sinners, 141n.118, 143, 144, 146, 146, 147, 148, 152, 153n.206, 154n.217, 147, 152, 154n.216, 444–5 450–1 Saint Mary of Egypt in, 397n.145 Last Judgement, 172n.323 measurements, 445 measurements, 451 structure and condition, 444 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, adultery, as crime, 30–1, 49, 52, 98–9, 113–15, 248 135n.82, 449 Aeneid, 257n.73 structure and condition, 449–51 Agathangelos (Cretan traveller), 53 Anna Komnene, 42 Agetria, Virgin Hodegetria (Mani peninsula, Saint Anne Lakonia), 323, 327–9, 331, 335, 345, Neapoli (Perichora, Merambello/Lassithi), 351n.18 All Saints and Saint Anne (cat. no. 105), agriculture. See rural/agricultural world 124n.31, 141n.126, 414n.8, 423n.18, 823 Ai Strategos, Church of (Mani peninsula, Saint Stephen gallery, Kastoria, Saint Anne Lakonia), 322 cycle, 292, 296 Aiassis, Ioannis and Kali, 116 Ano Archanes (Temenos/Herakleion), Ala Kilise, Belisırma (Cappadocia), 266n.98 Archangel Michael (cat. no. 74), 704–7 Alexios I Komnenos (emperor), 295n.74 bibliography, 707 Alexiou, Margaret, 411 dated paintings in, 422n.16 All Saints, churches dedicated to. See also iconographic programme, 178, 705 Chora Sfakion, Kastelli Individual Sinners, 141n.118, 143, 144, Neapoli (Perichora, Merambello/Lassithi), 154n.216, 706 All Saints and Saint Anne (cat. no. 105), measurements, 707 124n.31, 185, 414n.8, 423n.18, 823 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, Anagnostopoulos, Ioannis, 411 138n.105, 138, 139n.108, 706 Sant’Angelo, basilica of, Formis structure and condition, 704 (Macedonia), 286 Ano Boularioi, Archangel Michael (Mani angels. See also Michael the Archangel peninsula, Lakonia), 331–2, 334, 335, 339 colourful attire of, 130 Ano Symi (Viannos/Herakleion), Saint George at Last Judgement, 129–30 (cat. no. 75), 708–13 orders of, 129 bibliography, 713 889 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-47416-0 — Hell in the Byzantine World Volume 2: A Catalogue of the Cretan Material Index More Information 890 Index Ano Symi (cont.) Apocalypse of Elijah, 10, 28–39 Communal Punishments, 162n.256, Apocalypse of Esdras, 10, 28–40 163n.258, 167n.291,292,297, Apocalypse of Paul, 10, 29–41, 151, 167, 192, 170n.317, 712 229, 248 dated paintings in, 422n.16 Apocalypse of Peter, 10, 28–41, 58, 248 ‘full’ Hell, representation of, 176, 711 Apocalypse of the Theotokos, 10, 27–42, iconographic programme, 710–11 101n.145, 152, 185, 338n.76, 357n.37 Individual Sinners, 141n.126, 147, Apokauchos, Alexios, 44, 48, 57 153n.208, 712 Apokauchos, Angelos, 90 measurements, 712 Apostle Tribunals Manuel Phokas as artist of, 710n.4 Cappadocia, 250–2, 260, 264, 268 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, Cyprus, 383 135n.79, 138n.105, 140n.113,115, Apostoloi (Amari/Rethymnon), Saint Nicholas 141n.119, 711 (cat. no. 48), 608–11 structure and condition, 709 bibliography, 611 Western resonances in, 217n.57, 221 Communal Punishments, 162n.256, Ano Viannos (Viannos/Herakleion), Saint 163n.259, 164n.264,266, 165n.268, Pelagia (cat. no. 76), 714–19 166n.281,283, 168n.304,306,308, bibliography, 719 169n.313, 170n.317, 610 Communal Punishments, 162n.256, iconographic programme, 179, 609 163n.260, 170n.317, 180, 718 Individual Sinners, 141n.126 dated paintings in, 422n.16 Kapetaniana, Archangel Michael (cat. iconographic programme, 714–16 no. 84) compared, 750n.39 Individual Sinners, 141n.118, 143, 144, 145, measurements, 610 146, 147, 148, 149n.177, 154n.217, Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, 716–18 138n.105, 140n.113, 610 Last Judgement, paintings outside structure and condition, 609 framework of, 210–13 Apulia, Cretan artists working in, 207 measurements, 718 Arachni, myth of, and pride as sin of Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, weavers, 150 135n.82 Archangel Michael. See Michael the Archangel structure and condition, 714 arches, saints depicted underneath, 556n.87, Western resonances in wall paintings of, 772, 777 209, 213 architectural type, descriptions of, 424 Anthimos of Athens, 11, 76 Archon, 101n.145, 366n.66, 367n.70, 372, 374, Antichrist, 137n.96 384–6, 394, 399n.149, 401n.156, anti-social communication 403n.161, 407 eavesdropping, 30, 32, 100, 226, 230, 247, Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel, Padua, Giotto’s Last 256, 342, 357, 740, 815n.30 Judgement frescoes, 13, 193, 215–16, 221, slander, 30, 32, 48, 100, 150, 226, 230, 225, 229, 232, 233, 377, 379n.102, 403 247, 796 Argyromitis, Nikolaos, 82n.75 gossip, 32, 100, 102, 150, 158, 222, 340n.83, Arius and Arians, 131, 132, 406, 436 341–2, 357, 439, 745, 796 Arkalochori (Pediada/Herakleion), Archangel Saint Antony the Hermit, Life of, 162 Michael (cat. no. 77), 720–3 Anydroi (Selino/Chania), Saint George and bibliography, 723 Saint Nicholas (cat. no. 3), 452 Communal Punishments, 162n.256, bibliography, 452 163n.260, 170n.317, 722 measurements, 452 iconographic programme, 180, 721–2 wall paintings lost or heavily damaged, Individual Sinners, 140n.117, 722 123n.28, 414n.8 Last Judgement, paintings outside Apladas, Ioannis, 108 framework of, 210–13 Apocalypse of Anastasia, 10, 29–41, 101n.145, measurements, 722 130, 338n.76 structure and condition, 721 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-108-47416-0 — Hell in the Byzantine World Volume 2: A Catalogue of the Cretan Material Index More Information Index 891 Artos (Hagios Konstantinos, Rethymnon), measurements, 726 Saint George (cat. no. 49), 612–15 Manuel Phokas as artist of, 710n.4 bibliography, 615 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, Communal Punishments, 170n.317, 614 141n.120 dated paintings in, 422n.16 structure and condition, 724 iconographic programme, 180, 613 Avdou (Pediada/Herakleion), Saint George Individual Sinners, 141n.118, 146, 147, 614 (cat. no. 79), 727–9 measurements, 614 bibliography, 729 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, ‘Chaotic Hell’ in, 14 135n.82 iconographic programme, 178, 728 structure and condition, 612 Individual Sinners, 141n.119, 143, 144, 146, Asfentiles (Selino/Chania), Saint John the 147, 153n.206, 154n.217, 729 Evangelist (cat. no. 4), 453–5 measurements, 729 bibliography, 455 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, iconographic programme, 453–4 134n.75, 135n.82, 138n.105, 728 Individual Sinners, 144, 146, structure and condition, 728 152n.199,202, 455 Western resonances in, 222n.78, 227n.94 measurements, 455 Avgos, Saint Eirini. See Kavousi only Place of Hell Formed by the River of Axos (Mylopotamos/Rethymnon), Saint John Fire depicted, 176 the Baptist (cat. no. 50), 616–22 Place of Hell Formed by the River of Fire, bibliography, 622 130n.59, 134n.75, 136, 137, 138n.105, Communal Punishments, 117, 162n.256, 139n.108, 140, 141n.123, 454 163n.258, 164n.264,265, 166n.281,282, structure and condition, 453 168n.304,305,308, 621 Western resonances in, 227n.94 ‘full’ Hell, representation of, 120–1, 175, 618 Asinou (Cyprus), Panagia Phorbiotissa, 17, Gnashing of Teeth, 118 295n.72, 348, 354–63, 364, 365, 373, 385, iconographic programme, 117–18, 617–18 386, 403, 408–9 Individual Sinners, 117, 140n.117, Askas (Cyprus), Saint John the Baptist, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148n.176, 209n.26, 388–90, 392n.133 148, 152, 153n.209, 154n.217, assault, murder, theft and robbery, 92, 94–6 618–21 Ateni (Georgia), Last Judgement, 295n.74 Last Judgement, 172 Saint Athanasios, church of, Voukolies. 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