Roman Empire
the territorial
extent of Romania under Constantine I (330 AD)
when the capital was
moved to Constantinople,
later called Byzantium.
the Roman Mosaics
Roman mosaics from a rich Roman's villa (Diocletian period 286 - 305 AD)
Piazza Armerina, Sicily
Byzantine mosaic
More Photos of the Byzantine Mosaics at Qasr Libya
More of Qasr Mosaics and Byzantine church at Lathrun
Byzantine Mosaic
Roman Mosaics in the Bardo Museum, Tunis
Heraclea Lyncestis, Republic of Macedonia
Romania
the Eastern Roman Empire
(often referred to as Byzantine)
the Byzantine Empire at the death (565 AD) of Justinian
Byzantine Mosaics
Moved from a church at Jiyyeh, the ancient city of Porphyrion
to Beiteddine Palace in Lebanon by
Walid Joumblatt, the Druze leader, in an effort to preserve them.
Byzantine Mosaics on the island of Corfu
Byzantine Mosaics
in the Church of the Nativity
Bethlehem, Palestine
Photos of the St Helena era 333 CE
Byzantine Baptistery, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia
Mosaics at a Byzantine Baptistery
Comnenian mosaics
mid-Byzantine period (1081-1185)
More Photos of Comnenian mosaics
Monreale, Sicily
More Photos of Norman Mosaics in Sicily
Early 20th Century Mosaics
made with colored stone
mosaic from the Cathedral Basilica Saint Louis
More Photos from the Cathedral in St Louis, Missouri
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