Byzantium in the Czech Lands (4th–16th centuries)

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
List of Maps
Abbreviations
Introduction
	1	General Considerations
	2	Byzantine Studies in the Czech Lands as a Potential Source for Interpretation: A Preliminary Outline
	3	Byzantine Studies in Czechoslovakia After WWII
	4	Byzantinoslavica
	5	Czechoslovak Archaeologists and Art Historians
Part 1 From 324 AD Up to the Eleventh Century
	Chapter 1 The Period from 324 AD to Approximately 500 AD
		1	Introduction and Chronology
		2	The Historical Background and Main Characteristics of the Period
		3	Evidence of Archaeological Artefacts
	Chapter 2 The Period Between 500–670
		1	Historical Background
		2	Material Evidence
		3	Church Organization and Jurisdiction
	Chapter 3 The Period from 670 AD to Approximately 800 AD
		1	Historical Background
		2	Artefacts
		3	Conclusion
	Chapter 4 The Great Moravian Period, Ninth Century
		1	Characteristics and Historical Background
		2	Artefacts
		3	Conclusion
	Chapter 5 The Post-Great Moravian Period – from the Year 900 to Approximately 1050 AD
		1	Primary Characteristics of the Period
		2	The Ecclesiastical Situation and Cultural Centres
		3	Artefacts
		4	Hungary as a Bridge Between East-Central Europe and Byzantium
	Chapter 6 Conclusion and Summary of the First Part
Part 2 Second Half of the 11th Century up to the 16th Century
	Chapter 7 Introduction: Periodisation
		1	From Mid-Eleventh Century to ca. 1204
	Chapter 8 From Mid-Eleventh Century to ca. 1204
		1	Historical and Artistic Background
		2	Material Evidence
		3	Conclusion – the Period Between 1054–1204
	Chapter 9 Thirteenth Century
		1	Historical Background
		2	Material Evidence
		3	Conclusion
	Chapter 10 The Fourteenth Century
		1	Historical Background
		2	Material Evidence
		3	Conclusion
	Chapter 11 Epilogue: The Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
		1	Historical Background
		2	Material Evidence
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index