Spring, 2010
(Flint 105; Tues. 5-6, Thurs. 6)
Women in Ancient and Medieval Christianity
Mosaic from the chapel of St. Zeno at the church of St. Praessede, Rome
The Virgin Mary between Saints Praxedes and Pudentiana, and a woman identified by the Greek inscription as "Theodora, Bishop" ("Episcopa"). Theodora is depicted with a square halo, indicating that the image was made when she was alive.
The
feminine ending "ra" on her name appears to have been defaced or
partially erased.
| Professor: Andrea Sterk | Phone: (o) 273-3383; (h) 264-7717, before 10:00 pm please |
| Office: 220 Flint Hall | E-mail: sterk@ufl.edu |
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| Grader: Valentina Istrate; e-mail: vistrate@ufl.edu | |
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