The world ca.350: the Roman and Sasanian empires | |
The territories of the Roman empire | |
Western Europe | |
Western Europe, excluding the British Isles | |
The Middle East, from Constantinople to Iran | |
Christianity in Asia | |
The British Isles and the North Sea | |
A new world, 800: the Carolingian, Byzantine, and Abbasid empires | |
Continental Europe | |
The Atlantic world |
A Frankish queen teaches her sons how to use the throwing-axe | |
Constantine, the first Christian emperor | |
The interior of Santa Sabina in Rome | |
The apse mosaic of the sixth-century basilica at Poreč | |
The church of Sant’Agnese | |
The sixth-century dome above the altar in San Vitale, Ravenna | |
The mosaic decoration in the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem | |
Eighth-century icon of the Crucifixion of Christ | |
A seventh-century ornament from Kent | |
A “carpet page” of the Lindisfarne Gospels | |
Seventh-century icon showing Christ, the Virgin, and two saints | |
Merovingian relic-shrine | |
Ninth-century fresco: a lay donor | |
Ninth-century fresco: a clerical donor | |
Drawing in a collection of barbarian law codes: the Christian people agree to their laws | |
The death of Boniface, from a Mass-book | |
Ninth-century Carolingian illustration showing an assembly of the Church |