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Iconophile Florilegia and Diplomatic Correspondence: Adversus Constantinum Caballinum Text Tradition 2016 http://ezaposleni.singidunum.ac.rs/rest/sciNaucniRezultati/oai/record/1/10330 https://www.academia.edu/27868222/Proceedings_23rd_International_Congress_of_Byzantine_Studies_Belgrade_22_27_August_2016_ed_S_Marjanovi%C4%87_Du%C5%A1ani%C4%87 J. Pavlović This abstract examines the textual history and circulation of two significant 8th-century iconophile collections, Adversus Constantinum and Νουθεσία, and their role in the context of Byzantine and Roman ecclesiastical politics. The migration of Greek-speaking monks to Southern Italy, due to persecution under Byzantine iconoclast officials, had a profound impact on Byzantine manuscript culture and codicology, as monks were central to manuscript production. Patriarch Theodor I’s correspondence with Pope Paul I, alongside other diplomatic exchanges, exemplifies Eastern Orthodox support for Rome’s defense of icons, particularly visible in manuscripts such as Adversus Constantinum. conferenceObject 875 876 Програм конгреса