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Constantine X Doukas in an Enkomion by Michael Psellos
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According to the interpretation of the original data the speech dedicated to
Constantine X Doukas, written by Michael Psellus after the Emperor?s victory
over the Uze, deals with the role, importance and use of imperial speeches in
promoting the Byzantine court ruling ideology in the 11th century. Also, it
deals with the way of presenting the emperor in the imperial speech.
Title: Constantine X Doukas in an Enkomion by Michael Psellos
Description:
According to the interpretation of the original data the speech dedicated to
Constantine X Doukas, written by Michael Psellus after the Emperor?s victory
over the Uze, deals with the role, importance and use of imperial speeches in
promoting the Byzantine court ruling ideology in the 11th century.
Also, it
deals with the way of presenting the emperor in the imperial speech.
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