On Buildings. General Index

Discover the architectural marvels of the sixth century with On Buildings. General Index by Procopius, published by Harvard University Press in 1940. This compelling work spans 576 pages and offers a detailed account of the impressive structures commissioned by Emperor Justinian across his empire. From the magnificent Church of St. Sophia in Constantinople to the fortified city walls of Carthage, Procopius provides invaluable insights into the design and significance of these monumental buildings. Ideal for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers alike, this hardback edition serves as both a historical document and a critical analysis of early and medieval architecture. Delve into the rich narrative of Procopius and explore the legacy of Justinian's architectural endeavors that shaped the world during this pivotal era.