BYZANTINA SYMMEIKTA

Welcome! "The new scientific practices and the latest developments in scholarly communication have led us to re-evaluate the aims of ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ. In it's new form as a peer-reviewed open access journal with well-defined processes and scope, BYZANTINA SYMMEIKTA maintains high standards in publications and takes advantage of the possibilities offered by the new technologies". Professor Taxiarchis G. Kolias Director of Institute for Byzantine Research Through our websitewww.byzsym.org you can: Submit articles through a quick and easy process Have free access to earlier issues of ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ Monitor the status of your submissions (e.g. under review, under editing, etc.)	Announcements By visiting the journal's website, academics and researchers in the field of Byzantine Studies can, from now on, submit articles and book reviews. To submit an article, follow the steps below: In the "REGISTER" section of τhe journal’s website, fill in the registration form by selecting the "Author" role. Disregard this step in case you have already/previously registered Go to the "USER HOME" page and select the "Author" role In the "Active Submissions" section select the page "Start a New Submission" Then follow the five-step submission process to upload your article
Archives ΒΥΖΑΝΤΙΝΑ SΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 20(2010) BYZANTINA SYMMEIKTA 19(2009) ΒΥΖΑΝΤΙΝΑ SΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 18(2008) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 17(2005) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 16(2003) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 15(2002) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 14(2001) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 13(1999) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 12(1998) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 11(1997) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 10(1996) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ: ΜΝΗΜΗ Δ.Α. ΖΑΚΥΘΗΝΟΥ 9B(1994) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ: ΜΝΗΜΗ Δ.Α. ΖΑΚΥΘΗΝΟΥ 9A(1994) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 8(1989) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 7(1987) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 6(1985) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 5(1983) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 4(1981) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 3(1979) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 2(1970) ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ 1(1966)
The golden coin of Isaakios Ι Komninos appearing in the journal’s logotype, is comprised in the collection of the Athens Numismatic Museum. It is the unique representation on a coin of a Byzantine emperor brandishing his sword. This fact attracted the attention of his contemporary historian who writes the following towards the end of his account of the events that led Isaakios’ I Komninos ascension to the throne in 1057: "having thus given proof of his manliness and experience in warfare, he had his image as a sword bearer engraved on the imperial coinage, ascribing thereby all things not to the power of god, but to his own strength and military experience and thus he began to govern the State as an absolute ruler..." (Ioannes Skylitzes Continuatus 103, 1-4, Eu. Tsolakes).
Principal Contact Dr. Niki Tsironi Email: byzsyminfo@eie.gr

The open access peer-reviewed journal BYZANTINA SYMMEIKTA is part of the project ‘National Information System for Research and Technology, Phase III – Open Access Electronic Repositories and Journals’ which is being developed by the National Documentation Centre under the framework ‘Digital Greece’ (www.psifiakiellada.gr) and is 80% co-financed by the European Union - European Regional Development Fund and 20% by the Greek Public Domain (Operational Program for IS - OPIS, 3rd CSF 2000-2006).

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