Buildings

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"Buildings" is a historical work by the 6th-century Byzantine scholar Procopius that details the construction projects and architectural achievements of Emperor Justinian I’s reign.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine literature
historical work
literary work
associatedWith Justinianic era
author Procopius NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
dateWritten 6th century
describes Emperor Justinian I NERFINISHED
bridges built under Justinian I
churches built under Justinian I
fortifications built under Justinian I
hospitals and charitable institutions built under Justinian I
monasteries built under Justinian I
field Byzantine historiography
focusesOnRegion Asia Minor NERFINISHED
Balkans NERFINISHED
Constantinople NERFINISHED
Near East NERFINISHED
North Africa NERFINISHED
genre historical prose
panegyric
hasPart Book I NERFINISHED
Book II NERFINISHED
Book III
Book IV
Book V NERFINISHED
Book VI NERFINISHED
historicalContext reign of Justinian I
influenced later studies of Byzantine architecture
language Ancient Greek
literaryPeriod Late Antiquity NERFINISHED
mainSubject architecture in the Byzantine Empire
building projects of Justinian I
public works of Justinian I
mentions Hagia Sophia NERFINISHED
church of the Holy Apostles in Constantinople NERFINISHED
fortifications along the eastern frontier
fortifications of Dara
originalTitle De Aedificiis NERFINISHED
Περὶ κτισμάτων
portrays Justinian I as ideal Christian emperor NERFINISHED
purpose imperial propaganda
to praise Justinian I
relatedWork Secret History NERFINISHED
Wars
structure six books
timeOfComposition after major building campaigns of Justinian I
usedAsSourceBy modern historians of Late Antiquity

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Procopius notableWork Buildings