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"Byzantine churches" as a book category covers the architecture, art, history and cultural role of Christian church buildings produced in or influenced by the Byzantine world and its successors—from the founding of Constantinople in the 4th century through the medieval period and into regions that adopted Byzantine forms (Greece, the Balkans, Anatolia, Italy, Russia, etc.). Titles in this category might include architectural surveys and monographs, archaeological reports, studies of liturgy and patronage, art-historical treatments of mosaics, frescoes and iconography, conservation and restoration accounts, guidebooks to major monuments (e.g., Hagia Sophia) and regional catalogues of churches. Such books address structural features (domes, cruciform and basilican plans, pendentives), decorative programs, theological meaning, and the social and political contexts that shaped church-building, aimed at audiences ranging from specialists in art history and archaeology to architects, conservators and informed general readers or travelers.

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