Liturgy and architecture: from the early church to the Middle Ages

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Historical and Religious Studies of Rome Medieval Literature and History Medieval European History and Architecture

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Contents: Preface Introduction The earliest Christian worship and its setting Constantine, continuity and change in the 4th century The emergence of the Byzantine rite and the church building as sacrament Late antiquity in the West and the Gallican rite Carolingian architecture and liturgical reform Monasticism, pilgrimage and the Romanesque Gothic architecture and the Latin rite: from origins to the close of the Middle Ages Bibliography Index.

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