Chapter 14 Why Did Heraclius Not Defend Jerusalem, and Fight the Arabs?

In: Byzantium and Islam
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Daniel J. Sahas
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218–235
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004470477_015

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Byzantium and Islam

Collected Studies on Byzantine-Muslim Encounters

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9789004470477
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Brill
Print Publication Date:
19 Oct 2021
Front Matter
Part 1 Mental and Theological Predispositions for a Relationship, or Conflict
Part 2 Historical Preambles under the Sting of the Arab Conquests
Chapter 8 The Face to Face Encounter between Patriarch Sophronius of Jerusalem and the Caliph ʿUmar Ibn Al-Khattāb: Friends or Foes?
Chapter 9 Patriarch Sophronius, ʿUmar, and the Capitulation of Jerusalem
Chapter 10 The Covenant of ʿUmar Ibn Al-Khattāb with the Christians of Jerusalem
Chapter 11 Anastasius of Sinai (c. 640–c. 700) and “Anastasii Sinaitae” on Islam
Chapter 12 “Saracens” and the Syrians in the Byzantine Anti-islamic Literature and Before
Chapter 13 Saracens and Arabs in the Leimon of John Moschos
Chapter 15 The Demonizing Force of the Arab Conquests: The Case of Maximus (ca. 580–662) as a Political “Confessor”
Chapter 16 The Seventh Century in the Byzantine-Muslim Relations: Characteristics and Forces
Chapter 17 Eighth-Century Byzantine Anti-Islamic Literature: Context and Forces
Part 3 Damascenica
Part 4 On or Off the Path of the Damascene
Back Matter

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