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Memory Issues in Embedded Systems-on-Chipn dedicatory images in regions such as Cappadocia and Kastoria, had the means to buy expensive clothes and to show themselves off in those clothes. Unlike the prescribed dress of courtiers, the Byzantine upper classes participated in fashion by desiring certain types of clothing and thereby driving

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Memory Laws and Historical Justiceere not described by historians of the day, and the surviving Byzantine textiles in museum collections today were surely beyond their means. However, anonymous farmers, soldiers, beggars, and fishermen do appear in manuscript illuminations standing as a backdrop to more important figures and sometim

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Introduction,eat Church and back, changed his outfit five times.. This same courtier was paid throughout the year with textiles, garments, and accessories, in addition to money. Entire prescriptive volumes were written to help him and others in the palace know what to wear for what occasion. Byzantine scholars h

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Imperial Dress,S Gr. 510, fol. Br) (see plate 1), presents two interesting problems of interpreting the imperial dress in which all three are shown.. Each figure wears a . that crosses down over the shoulders and chest, while the back panel winds around the hip, to the front of the body, and hangs over the arm. Un