Of the Buildings of Justinian

Of the Buildings of Justinian, Volume 1, provides a detailed examination of architectural achievements during the reign of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian. Written by the historian Procopius, this scholarly work serves as a primary source for studying ancient history and the structural legacy of the era. This edition includes color illustrations that complement the historical text, offering visual context to the monumental constructions discussed throughout the volume.

As a significant text in the field of ancient history, this book explores the intersection of politics and architecture in ancient Greece and the broader Byzantine Empire. Readers interested in the history of buildings and the life of Justinian will find this volume an informative resource. This reprint maintains the academic integrity of the original 1888 London edition, making it a valuable asset for researchers and students of classical studies and ancient history.