Environmental Values in Christian Art |
Contents
1 Environmental Values in Christian Art | 1 |
Nature in the Earliest Christian Art | 9 |
Basilicas in Rome and Ravenna | 37 |
4 Irish Creation from High Crosses to the Book of Kells | 61 |
5 Urbanization and the End of Animal Sacrifice | 87 |
A Dying Creator and the Hybridization of Hell | 107 |
Glorious Light Green Cross | 117 |
8 Gothic Perspectives on FeudalismUrbanization Peasants and Poverty | 135 |
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