柯农殉难(BHG 2077):一个记忆王国的建设

IF 0.3 1区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Anatolian Studies Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI:10.1017/S0066154621000065

P. Pilhofer

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本文主要讲述了金牛座山区伊佐拉村附近的一位当地殉道者:比达纳的Konon。《柯农殉难》是一部以这位乡村圣人为中心的晚期古希腊圣徒传记，本文特别分析了其空间和时间的相互联系。通过采用这种文学策略，Bidana周围地区被用作记忆领域的背景。碑文和考古遗迹表明，该地区的居民将Konon尊为他们当地的赞助人。

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The Martyrdom of Konon (BHG 2077): the construction of a realm of memory

Abstract This article focuses on a local martyr from a village close to Isaura in the Taurus mountains: Konon of Bidana. The Martyrdom of Konon is a late antique Greek hagiographical text centred on this rural saint, and, in particular, its inter-connection of space and time is analysed. Through the employment of this literary strategy, the region around Bidana is used as a backdrop to a realm of memory. The epigraphical and archaeological remains show that the regional population respected Konon as their local patron.

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