Kairos. Studies in Art History and Literature in Honour of Professor Gunilla Åkerström-Hougen. Illustrated.

Jonsered, Paul Åströms förlag, 1998. 8vo. 188 pp. Attached to p. 7, an addenda leaf to tabula gratulatoria. Paperback. (Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology and Literature. Pocket-book 147.) From the library of Robin Hägg. Contains: “Bönder, änglar och furstar i Väst och Öst. Några aspekter på kultur- och samhällsutvecklingen i det tidigmedeltida Europa” by Dick Harrison, “The Abundance of Nature -the Wealth of Man: Reflections on an Early Byzantine Seasons Mosaic from Syria” by Bente Kiilerich, “The Man-Eating Mama of Miklagard. Empress Zoe in Old Norse Saga Tradition” by Lars Lönnroth, “Phantasia: a Wise and Subtle Artist. Visualizing a Twelfth Century Ekphrasis” by Ingela Nilsson, “Byzantium and the Duecento, Remarks on a Story With No End” by Per Jonas Nordhagen, “The Fourth-Century Mosaics of the Roman Villa at Lullingstone in Kent, England” by Elisabeth Philpot, “Arte et probitate -’Midvinterblot’ och konstkritiken” and “The Black Virgin -an Ancient Acheiropoietos” by Elisabeth Piltz, “The Twin Virtues of King Roger II of Sicily” by Hjalmar Torp and “Gregor Paulsson, ein schwedischer Kunsthistoriker, dessen Arbeiten es verdienen, international bekannt zu werden” by Rudolf Zeitler.