Byzantium and the Arabs in the Fifth Century |
Contents
I | 3 |
II | 16 |
The Reign of Theodosius II | 22 |
IV | 40 |
I | 50 |
The Reign of Marcian | 55 |
The Persian Background of Amorkesos | 61 |
Negotiations with Leo | 71 |
Further Observations on the Salīḥids in TransJordan | 321 |
Umm alJimāl | 324 |
The Jambarat | 325 |
On the Etymology of Arabissos | 327 |
On the Name Hunn | 329 |
On the Appellation Ibn Qarib | 330 |
Western Arabia I Ishmaelism | 332 |
Byzantium and Mecca | 350 |
Amorkesos in Constantinople | 77 |
The Vandal War | 91 |
Historiographical Observations | 100 |
The Patriciate of Amorkesos | 106 |
Fragment I | 112 |
VI | 120 |
The Third Operation | 127 |
Priscian and Procopius of Gaza | 133 |
The Edict of Beersheba | 139 |
Historia Religiosa | 148 |
Graecarum Affectionum Curatio | 156 |
The Arab Foederati and Ecclesiastical Law | 164 |
Some Arab Bishops and Monks | 178 |
The Arab Monks of Palestine | 191 |
Saint and Saracen in the Desert of Juda | 199 |
Greek Hagiography and the Arab Oral Tradition | 207 |
The Arab Rhomaic Bishops | 224 |
Eustathius and the Salīḥids | 229 |
Two Greek Inscriptions | 230 |
THE ARABIC SOURCES | 231 |
Oriens I Hisham alKalbi | 233 |
The Salīḥids | 242 |
The Kings of Saliḥ | 252 |
The Arab Federate Tribal Groups in Oriens | 271 |
The Fall of the Zokomids | 282 |
Arab Monasteries | 289 |
Salīḥ post Salīḥ | 301 |
Two Arabic Manuscripts | 306 |
Byzantium and Najrān | 360 |
Byzantium and Ḥimyar | 376 |
La geste dIsmaël | 382 |
Maadd and Nizār | 383 |
Jurhum and Other Tribes in Mecca | 385 |
Traces of Christianity in Mecca | 390 |
Two PreIslamic Verses | 393 |
The Two Verses in La geste dIsmaël | 397 |
The Tribal Affiliation of Banū alHārith ibn Kab | 400 |
John Diacrinomenus and the Himyarites | 401 |
Monasticism and the Arabs | 405 |
The Problem of an Arabic Bible and Liturgy in PreIslamic Times | 422 |
Arabic Literature in Oriens and Hijaz in the Fifth Century | 430 |
Recent Research on the Problem of a PreIslamic Arabic Bible | 449 |
Further Reflections | 456 |
Further Observations on the Notitia Dignitatum | 469 |
The Two Federate Shields | 477 |
SYNTHESIS AND EXPOSITION | 487 |
Foedus Phylarchia and Basileia | 497 |
The Foederati in the Arabic Sources | 507 |
The Arab Church | 520 |
Interaction | 528 |
Epilogue | 537 |
Rulers of the Near East in the Fifth Century | 549 |
Bibliography | 556 |
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Common terms and phrases
6th century al-Qays Amorkesos Arab allies Arab chief Arab federate Arab foederati Arab phylarch Arabic sources Arethas Aspebetos BAFOC barbarians biblical Byzantine Byzantium Chap Christian church Constantinople Cyril Cyril of Scythopolis Dawūd discussed ecclesiastical Elias emperor empire Ephesus Euthymius fifth century foederati foedus fourth century fragment Ghassanids Greek Ḥijāz Ḥīra Hisham historian ibid important Imru inscription involved Iotabe Ishmael Ishmaelites Islam Iyad Jabala Jerusalem Jurhum Kindite Kyrillos Lakhmid Lakhmid king lavra limes Malchus Mecca military monastery monks Monophysite Mundir Najran Nöldeke Notitia Dignitatum Oriens Osroene Palaestina Tertia Palestine Parembole period Persian Persian War Petrus Phoenicia Phoenicia Libanensis phylarch possible pre-Islamic Procopius province Provincia Arabia Quṣayy reference region reign of Anastasius Roman territory Sabas Salīḥ Salīḥids Saracens Shahîd Simeon South Arabia Sozomen suggests Synesius Syriac Tanūkhids Terebon term Theodoret Theodosius Theodosius II Theophanes tribal group tribe Vandals verse Vita western Arabia Zokomos καὶ بن