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The 9 pages that link to Byzantine hymnography, each with the reason it gives.

• Theodore the StuditeNarrower topic: Theodore’s liturgical poetry contributed to the devotional tradition of the Studion community.

• KontakionNarrower topic: The kontakion is one poetic form within this larger hymn tradition.

• OctoechosNarrower topic: The Octoechos is a practical framework for organizing this broader body of hymnody.

• Byzantine chantRelated: Chant sets this body of liturgical poetry to melody.

• Byzantine literatureRelated: Hymns joined literary craft to worship and circulated through the empire’s services.

• Romanos the MelodistNarrower topic: Romanos’s work became a defining achievement within this broader tradition.

• Cosmas of MaiumaNarrower topic: Cosmas’s canons are prominent works within this tradition.

• Joseph the HymnographerBroader topic: The scope and authorship of Joseph’s works are studied within this broader corpus.

• KassiaNarrower topic: Its poetic and liturgical conventions shaped the form in which Kassia wrote.