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2021, vol. 8, iss. Supplementum 2

Issue title: Spoliation as Translation: Medieval Worlds in the Eastern Mediterranean Year: 2021 Publication year: 2021 ISSN: 2336-3452 (print) ISSN: 2336-808X (online) ISBN: 978-80-210-9923-4 Note: edited by Ivana Jevtić & Ingela Nilsson with the collaboration of Zuzana Frantová Note: This supplementary issue was carried out within the frame of the research program "Retracing Connections: Byzantine Storyworlds in Greek, Arabic, Georgian, and Old Slavonic (c. 950 – c. 1100)" (Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, m19-0430:1).

Introduction
	11-17	Towards an empathetic approach to material and literary spolia Jevtić, Ivana; Nilsson, Ingela |
Articles
	[20]-37	Imitation as spoliation, reception as translation : the art of transforming things in Byzantium Nilsson, Ingela |
	[38]-59	Speaking antiquity: ancient spolia as a visual koine in the medieval Mediterranean (12th to 15th Century) Mathews, Karen Rose |
	[60]-75	Spolia and textual reincarnations: a reassessment of the Hagia Sophia's history Arslan, C. Ceyhun |
	[76]-97	Antiquarian displays of spolia and Roman identity: San Marco, Merbaka, and the Seljuk caravanserais Bergmeier, Armin F. |
	[98]-115	Spoiling the Hellenes: intertextuality, appropriation, embedment: the case of the Christos Paschon Mullett, Margaret |
	[116]-131	Eustathios' Homeric commentaries: translating Homer and spoliating ancient traditions van den Berg, Baukje |
	[132]-155	Reuse and remodeling in the Late Byzantine world: the Church of Bogorodica Ljeviška in Prizren Jevtić, Ivana |
	[156]-177	Translating spolia: a recent discovery of fragments from the walls of Seljuk Konya and their afterlives Yalman, Suzan |
	[178]-191	Translating and spoliating the Byzantines: the receptions and remodelings of a Komnenian novel in early modern France Hallenberg, Emelie |
Afterword
	194-199	Postscript: The Meaning of Ruins Heilo, Olof |
	[200]-201	Photographic credits |