Eastern Medieval Architecture: The Building Traditions of Byzantium and Neighboring Lands

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EASTERN MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE
COPRIGHT
ONASSIS SERIES IN HELLENIC CULTURE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MAPS
AUTHOR’S PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
PART ONE:  LATE ANTIQUITY Third to Seventh Centuries
	CHAPTER ONE: ROME, THE DOMUS ECCLESIAE, AND THE CHURCH BASILICA
	CHAPTER TWO: A TALE OF TWO CITIES Constantinople and Jerusalem in the Time of Constantine
	CHAPTER THREE: RITUAL SETTINGS I Liturgy, Initiation, Commemoration
	CHAPTER FOUR: RITUAL SETTINGS II Pilgrimage, Relics, and Sacred Space
	CHAPTER FIVE: MAKERS, METHODS, AND MATERIALS
	CHAPTER SIXR: EGIONAL DEVELOPMENTS, EAST AND WEST
	CHAPTER SEVEN: SECULAR ARCHITECTURE Cities, Houses, and Forti˜cations
	CHAPTER EIGHT: INNOVATIVE ARCHITECTURE
	CHAPTER NINE: THE BASILICA TRANSFORMED Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
	CHAPTER TEN: JUSTINIAN’S BUILDING PROGRAM AND SIXTH˝CENTURY DEVELOPMENTS
PART TWO: THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD Seventh to Ninth Centuries
	CHAPTER ELEVENL: THE TRANSITIONAL PERIOD WITHIN BYZANTIUM
	CHAPTER TWELVE: TRANSFORMATION AT THE EDGES OF EMPIRE
PART THREE: THE MIDDLE BYZANTINE CENTURIES Ninth to Twelfth Centuries
	CHAPTER THIRTEEN: NEW CHURCH ARCHITECTURE AND THE RISE OF MONASTICISM
	CHAPTER FOURTEEN: SECULAR ARCHITECTURE AND THE FATE OF THE CITY
	CHAPTER FIFTEEN: CONSTANTINOPLEAS AN ARCHITECTURAL CENTER
	CHAPTER SIXTEEN: MASTER BUILDERS AND THEIR CRAFT
	CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL STYLES IMiddle Byzantine Greece and Macedonia
	CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL STYLES IIMiddle Byzantine Anatolia
	CHAPTER NINETEEN: DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL STYLES III The Caucasus: Armenia and Georgia
	CHAPTER TWENTY: CONTESTED LANDS Architecture at the Time of the Crusades
	CHAPTER TWENTY˝ONE: THE EXOTIC WEST Venice, Southern Italy, and Sicily
	CHAPTER TWENTY ˝TWO: EXPORTING A CULTURE/ IMPORTING A CULTURE Bulgaria, Kievan Rus’, and Serbia
PART FOURTHE: LATE BYZANTINE AND POST-BYZANTINE CENTURIES Thirteenth to Sixteenth Centuries
	CHAPTER TWENTY˜THREE: THE DIFFICULT THIRTEENTH CENTURY
	CHAPTER TWENTY˛FOUR: PALAIOLOGAN CONSTANTINOPLE AND A NEW ARCHITECTURAL IDIOM
	CHAPTER TWENTY ˝FIVE: OLD AND NEW Greek Cities and Landscapes
	CHAPTER TWENTY˝SIX: REGIONAL DIVERSITY Bulgaria, Serbia, and Romania
	CHAPTER TWENTY˝SEVEN: RIVAL POWERS The Ottomans and Russia
	EPILOGUE: AN ENDURING LEGACY
GLOSSARY
ABBREVIATIONS (BASED ON DUMBARTON OAKS)
FOR FURTHER RESEARCH
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX