Were Byzantine monks of the 13th-15th centuries holders of imperial grants?

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Maniati-Kokkini, T. (2013). Were Byzantine monks of the 13th-15th centuries holders of imperial grants?, (50), 629-644. Retrieved from http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?id=0584-98881302629M
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Title

Were Byzantine monks of the 13th-15th centuries holders of imperial grants?

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Author

Triantafyllitsa, Maniati-Kokkini

Journal

Zbornik radova Vizantoloskog instituta

Volume
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50-2

Start page

629

End page

644

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http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/Article.aspx?id=0584-98881302629M

Date

2013-2020/03/08/21:25:28

Abstract

A small number of imperial grants to monks appear in the Byzantine sources from the late 13th to the 15th centuries, and mainly in the 14th, before the Serbian expansion in Macedonia. Especially privileged with the right of bequeathal and dedication, they were given later to the monastery to which each of the monks belonged, mostly to the Serbian monastery of Chilandar in Athos. Due to characteristic differences they represent a special category between the pronoiai of laymen and the oikonomiai of monasteries.

Keywords

oikonomos, monastery, pronoia, will, chrysobull, (imperial) grant, Athos, basilikon, Chilandar, eleemosyne, gonikos-e, horismos, hyperpyron, kathegoumenos, Menoikeion, metochion, monk, monydrion, nomisma, oikonomia, Palaiologoi, paroikos, Patmos, posotes, praktikon (of paradosis), pronoiar, prostagma, tax, tax-exemption