Building the Body of Christ argues that monumental Christian art and architecture played a crucial role in the formation of new religious identities in late antique Italy. Bishops and their supporters employed the visual arts to articulate and encourage specific beliefs, practices, and values that shaped the emerging institutional church.
Building the Body of Christ argues that monumental Christian art and architecture played a crucial role in the formation of new religious identities in late antique Italy. Bishops and their supporters employed the visual arts to articulate and encourage specific beliefs, practices, and values that shaped the emerging institutional church.
Introduction Chapter 1: Early Christian Art and the Study of Late Antiquity Chapter 2: Peter, Paul, and Constantina: Commemoration and Christianization in Fourth Century Rome Chapter 3: Trajectories of Transformation: Walking the Mosaic Pavement of Aquileia's Cathedral Chapter 4: Gathering the Ecclesial Flock in Ravenna's Mausoleum of Galla Placidia Epilogue: "Come and See" the Mosaics of Santa Maria Maggiore
Introduction Chapter 1: Early Christian Art and the Study of Late Antiquity Chapter 2: Peter, Paul, and Constantina: Commemoration and Christianization in Fourth Century Rome Chapter 3: Trajectories of Transformation: Walking the Mosaic Pavement of Aquileia's Cathedral Chapter 4: Gathering the Ecclesial Flock in Ravenna's Mausoleum of Galla Placidia Epilogue: "Come and See" the Mosaics of Santa Maria Maggiore
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