Abilene Christian University Digital Commons @ ACU
Center for Restoration Studies Archives, Manuscripts and Personal Papers Finding Aids Finding Aids
2-6-2020
William Everett Ferguson Papers, 1941-2014
William Everett Ferguson
Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.acu.edu/findingaids
Part of the Biblical Studies Commons, Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, History of Christianity Commons, History of Religion Commons, Islamic World and Near East History Commons, Missions and World Christianity Commons, and the Religious Education Commons
William Everett Ferguson Papers, (1941-2014)
Center for Restoration Studies Manuscripts #78
Abilene Christian University Special Collections and Archives Brown Library Abilene Christian University Abilene, TX 79699-9208
6 February 2020
About this collection Title: William Everett Ferguson Papers
Creator: Dr. William Everett Ferguson
Identifier/Call Number: Center for Restoration Studies Manuscripts #78
Physical Description: 12 linear feet (20 boxes)
Dates (Inclusive): 1941-2014
Dates (Bulk): 1960-1990
Location: Center for Restoration Studies
Language of Materials: English
Scope and Content Note: The Ferguson papers consists primarily of over 9600 color slides taken by Dr. William Everett Ferguson while on trips to study the antiquities of Europe, Israel, Turkey, Greece and Egypt. He photographed museum artifacts such as coins, sculptures, and portrait busts depicting the art and objects of ancient civilizations and early Christianity. Also included are slides of buildings related to the history of these early civilizations and the beginnings and development of Christianity. Images include those of early Christian churches, basilicas and cathedrals as well as images of modern and ancient cities and archaeological sites in Israel, Turkey, Greece, ancient Rome, and throughout Europe. The objects photographed are from exhibits at the British Museum, the Ashmolean, the Louvre and other prominent museums of Europe and the Mediterranean countries. These slides document both Dr. Ferguson’s travels and his pedagogy because he used them as visual aids to his lectures on ancient world history and religion and the development and art and symbolism of early Christianity through the Middle Ages. The full collection was digitized in 2015 by Simon Summers and is available online at https://digitalcommons.acu.edu/ferguson_photos/
Biographical Note: William Everett Ferguson (b. 1933) is Professor Emeritus of Church History at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas, where he taught in the College of Biblical Studies for over thirty years. After completing his Baccalaureate and Master of Arts in Church History from Abilene Christian College, he earned a Bachelor of Sacred Theology from Harvard University. He continued his studies at Harvard and, in 1960, completed the Ph.D. (with distinction) in History and Philosophy of Religion.
Dr. Ferguson is former president of the North American Patristics Society and a member of the councils of the American Society of Church History and the Association Internationale D’Etudes Partistiques. The Early Church in Its Context: Essays in Honor of Everett Ferguson, ed. Abraham J. Marlherbe, Frederick W. Norris, and James W. Thompson (Leiden: E.J. Brill) was published in 1998 to honor his work. His has been the co-editor of the Journal of Early Christian Studies and the author of several publications: These include Backgrounds of Early Christianity (Eerdmans, 2nd ed. 1993), Encyclopedia of Early Christianity, ed. (Garland, 2nd ed. 1997), Recent Studies in Early Christianity, ed. (Garland, 1999), and The Church of Christ: A Biblical Ecclesiology for Today (Eerdmans, 1996). He has traveled extensively to study and has led guided tours of both Greece and Turkey.
Administrative Information Immediate Source of Acquisition: William Everett Ferguson Dates of Acquisition: 2010, 2015, 2016, and 2018 Accession Number: R2010.032, R2013.021, R2015.001, R2017.068, and R2018.012 Date of Accession: Date of original accession unknown Accessioned by: ACU Staff, Darren Hagood, Brady Kal Cox, Mac Ice, and Chance Juliano Processor and Date of Processing: Mary Lee Bartlett, Darren Hagood, Brady Kal Cox, Mac Ice, Chance Juliano, and Amanda Dietz Finding Aid Creator and Date: Mary Lee Bartlett, August 2010 Finding Aid Update: Darren Hagood, Brady Kal Cox, Mac Ice, Chance Juliano, and Amanda Dietz, 2015-2020.
Using this collection Processing Status: Processed
Conditions Governing Access: Materials are housed in the Abilene Christian University Special Collections and Archives, Brown Library, Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas and are non-circulating. Access is available during normal business hours; prior appointments are preferred.
Conditions Governing Use: Permission to publish, quote or reproduce items from this collection must be secured from the repository and the copyright holder.
Preferred citation: [identification of item], [file or folder name], William Everett Ferguson Papers, 1941-2014. Center for Restoration Studies MS #78. Abilene Christian University Special Collections and Archives, Brown Library. Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX.
Copyright notice: Unless transferred in writing to Abilene Christian University, copyright is retained by the authors of these materials, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States Copyright Law (Title 17 US Code). Researchers are responsible for using these materials in conformance with copyright law.
Arrangement of Materials: These papers consist of two series; Series I: 9600 color slides and Series II: Teaching and Ministry Materials.
Separated Materials: Consult library catalog for books Dr. Ferguson donated to the ACU library
Subjects th Churches of Christ -- History -- 20 century Churches of Christ -- Texas – Abilene Manuscripts Tracings Abilene Christian University Early religions European art and architecture Early Christian Art Byzantine Art Greek Art Egyptian Art Archeological sites: Europe, Israel, Greece, Rome, Turkey, Egypt Roman and Greek gods and goddesses
Inventory
Series I: Color Slides Boxes 1-14
Box, Page, Archive Slide Page/Folder Headings Description (key words, # of Folder Category/Group tags) slides Heading
Box 1, pages 1- Deities Deities 001: Pictures taken of 96 4 (001-004) Miscellaneous miscellaneous busts, 002: Cybele reliefs, 003: Cybele and Attis and paintings. (Cybele, 004: Syncretism of Attis, Syncretism) Deities
Box 1, pages 5- Mithras, 005: Bull slaying Pictures of Mithraic 139 11 (005-011) Mithraea 006: Bull slaying and oriented reliefs, busts and accompanying scenes places. (bull 007: Bull slaying; slaying/accompanying Mithraea scenes, 008-09: Mithraea Mithraea, Sol, Birth of, 010: Reliefs Cautest Cautopates, 011: Cautes Cautopates; Birth: Sol
Box 1, pages Philosophers – 012-13: Greek Pictures of busts and 56 12-14 Greek, Roman Philosophers reliefs of various (012-014) 014: Greek and Ancient Greek and Roman Roman philosophers. Philosophers (Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Epicurus, Pythagoras)
Box 1, pages Authors – 015: Classical Greek Pictures of busts, reliefs 40 15-16 Greek, Roman Authors and mosaics of (015-016) 016: Classical Greek Classical Greek and and Roman authors. Roman Authors
Box 1, pages Roman 017: Julius Caesar; Pictures of busts, reliefs, 260 17-29 Emperors Augustus paintings and places (017-029) 018: Augustus all pertaining to Ancient 019: Augustus; Roman Emperors. Tiberius; (Julius Caesar; Augustus; Caligula Tiberius; Caligula; 020: Caligula; Claudius; Nero; Galba; Claudius; Vesalius; Sotho; Nero Vespasian; Titus; 021: Nero; Galba; Domitian; Nerve; Trajan; Vitellius; Otho; Hadrian; Antonius Pius; Vespasian; Titus Marcus Aurelius; 022: Titus; Domitian; Lucius Verus; Nerva; Trajan Commodus; Septimius 023: Trajan; Hadrian Severus; Geta; Caracalla; 024: Trajan; Antonius Elagabalus; Pius Alexander Severus; 025: Antonius Pius; 3rd-4th century) Marcus Aurelius 026: Marcus Aurelius; Lucius Verus; Commodus; Septimius Severus 027: Septimius Severus; Geta; Carecalla; Elagabalus, Alexander Severus 028: Late 3rd – 4th century 029: 4th century
Box 1, page 30 Roman 030: Roman Coins, busts, and 17 (030) Individuals & Individuals sculptures of various History & History important figures from Roman history. (Pompey; Mark Anthony; Marcus Agrippa; Sulla; Brutus; Roman coins; Valentinian II)
Box1, pages Roman Military 031-35: Roman Armor, Weaponry; 92 31- Military Military busts; Battle 35 (031-035) Reliefs; Military “paperwork”; Military structures; Battle sites. (War; battle sites; Roman battle standards; armor and weaponry; military fortifications)
Box 1, page 36 Roman 036: Roman Different Roman 19 (036) Amphitheaters Amphitheaters amphitheaters from various centuries. (Lyons; arena; Thysdros; Arles)
Box 1, pages Roman 037: Roman Theaters Roman theatrical 40 37-38 (037- Theaters 038: Roman Theaters structures and theatrical 038) and paraphernalia. (Lepcis; Masks (actors’) Orange; Aspendos; Vienne; Arles; Lyon; Alexandria; pottery; masks; mosaic; art)
Box 2, page 1 Egypt 039: Mummy Busts and Portraits of 20 (039) Portraits of Egyptians origin Individuals characterizing both famous and unknown Egyptians. (Akhenaten; mummy; sarcophagus; Thutmosis II)
Box 2, pages 2- Egyptian 040: Sarapis, Isis, Art dedicated to the 98 5 (040-043) Deities Apis portrayal of Egyptian Box 2, page 32 (bull), Osiris, Thoth, deities (Isis; stele; (070) Anubis, Amun portraits; sculptures; 041: Isis related, Anubis; Sarapis; Serapis; Harpocrates (Horus) reliefs) 042: Isis related, Sistra, Sarapis/Serapis 043: Sarapis/Serapis 070: Isis
Box 2, pages 6- Deities 044-45: Dionysius Busts, reliefs, sculptures, 516 23 (044-061) 046: portraits, pottery of Box 2, pages Dionysius/Bacchus ancient Greek gods and 33-40 047-48: Associates of goddesses. (Greek (071-078) Dionysius mythology; deities; 049-50: reliefs; sculptures; art) Aphrodite/Venus Hera/Juno, Poseidon, 051: Neptune, Underworld & Aphrodite/Venus, Miscellaneous Eros, Bendis (Artemis identified with) 052: Athena 053: Athena/Minerva 054: Athena/Minerva; Roma; Water deities 055: Hermes 056: Hermes/Mercury; Janus 057: Demeter/Ceres 058: Demeter, Persephone/Kore, Triptolemus (hero) 059: Ares/Mars 060: Hephaestus/Vulcan; Silvanus; Miscellaneous – Sun & Moon 061: Nike/Victoria; Miscellaneous 071-74: Apollo, Artemis, Ephesian goddess 075-78: Zeus/Jupiter,
Box 2, pages Heroes 062:Asclepius/Ascula Reliefs, busts, paintings 74 24-27 pius of ancient Greek (062-065) 063: Asclepius, heroes and scenes from Hygeia their epics. (Greek 064: history; Greek epics; Heracles/Hercules; Asclepius; Hercules; Theseus; Dioscuri statues; sculptures) 065: Orpheus, Bellerophon; Thracian Horsemen
Box 2, page 28 Personifications 066: Tyche/Fortuna, Sculptures and busts. 19 (066) Tutela, Eirene, (Greek art; Genius personification; statue)
Box 2, page 29 Altars and 067: Altars and Altars and ritual oriented 20 (067) Sacrifice Sacrifice paraphernalia. (sacrifice; cult; ritual; altar)
Box 2, page 30 Altar of Peace; 068: Altar of Peace; (altar; cult; ritual) 20 (068) Lares Lares Altar of Peace.
Box 2, page 31 Priests and 069: Priests and Paraphernalia relating to 19 (069) Sacrifices Sacrifices ancient Greek cult and ritual proceedings. (ritual; cult; ancient Greece; bowl; altar;)
Box 3, pages 1- Athens 070a: Acropolis Pictures of various 197 11(070a-78a; 071a: Acropolis; ancient Greek and 079-080) Temple Roman of Nike; Parthenon structures of both social 072a: Acropolis; and religious Parthenon; purposes. (agora; Erechtheon; acropolis; ancient Temple of Augustus Greece; 073a: Acropolis; religion; Parthenon; Stoa Agora of Eumenes; Theater 074a: Agora-Stoa of of Dionysus; Temple of Attalus; Hephaisteion Zeus; Asklepion; 075a: Cerameicus Mars Hill) 076a: South sides of Acropolis-Odeion; Stoa of Eumenes; Theater of Dionysus 077a: Theater of Dionysus, Asklepion; Mars Hill 078a: Philopappos Monument; Stadium; Temple of Zeus 079: Temple of Zeus; Roman Baths; Roman Agora (Forum 10) 080: Roman Agora; Tower of Winds; Hadrian’s Library
Book 3, pages Greece 081: Delphi Architecture, landscape, 372 12-24 082: ?Delphi; monuments of (081-093) Amphiareion? ancient Greece. (Rhodes; Book 3, pages 083: Eleusis Delphi; Lindas; 27-32 084: Eleusis; Dodora Eleusis; Epidauros; (096-101) 085: Epidauros ancient Greece; 081: Delphi architecture; monuments; 082: ?Delphi; temple; Pella; Amphiareion? Sounion; Aegina) 083: Eleusis 084: Eleusis; Dodora 085: Epidauros 086: Epidauros (Tholos); Argos; Brauron; Thorikos; Sikyon 087: Olympia 088: Samothrace; Thasos 089: Cos 090: Delos; Eretria 091: Rhodes-city; Kameiros; Lindos 092: Rhodes-Lindas; Nicopolis; Isthmia; Dionyso; Miscellaneous 093: Bassae; Santorini 096: Sounion; Aegina 097: Aegina; Dion; Crete (Gortis, Heraklion); Pella; Vergina 098: Thessalonica; beroea; Amphipolis; Neapolis (Kavalla) 099: Phillipi; Corinth 100-101: Corinth
Book 3, pages Cyprus 094: Kato Paphos; Ancient Greek 40 25-26 Petra architecture, landscape, (094-095) Romiou; Kourion; monuments of religious Salamis; Limassol and social 095: Kolossi Castle; importance. (Odeion; Paros; Samos; theater; Salamis; Patmos Limassol; Kourion; Patmos; Kolossi Castle; architecture; monuments; temple)
Book 3, pages Alexander the 102-103: Alexander Portraits, busts, 36 33-34 Great the sculptures, reliefs (102-103) Great depicting Alexander the Great both persons, history, and battle scenes. (Alexander the Great; art)
Book 4, pages Rome 104: Colosseum; Famous structures and 116 1-6 (104-109) Arch of Constantine landscape of ancient 105: Arch of Greece/Rome. Constantine; Forum (architecture; Colosseum; 106: Forum; Circus; Arch Bridges; Walls; other of Constantine; palaces; places temples; Trajan; 107: Palaces; Porta Maggoire; ancient Temples Greece) 108: Trajan’s Column 109: Interior of Underground Basilica of Porta Maggoire
Book 4, page 7 Trier 110: Trier Landscape, recreational 20 (110) structures, bridges, basilica of Trier and the surrounding areas. (architecture; Trier; Roman architecture; amphitheater; basilica)
Book 4, page 8 Roman 111: Roman Roman temples of 16 (111) Temples; Trier Temples; various Roman emperors. Trier (Constantine; Claudius; Trier; basilica; architecture; Hadrian; Livia; Augustus; Carne Nimes; Diana)
Book 4, page Gladiators 113: Gladiators Busts, reliefs, portraits, 10 10 and equipment of (113) anonymous gladiators and gladiatorial combat. (armor; combat; gladiator; art; pottery)
Book 4, page Chariot Races 114: Chariot Races Reliefs, portraits, 18 11 sculptures depicting (114) chariot races and related subjects. (chariot races; jockey; charioteer; circus; pottery; art; landscape)
Book 4, page Greek History 115: Greek History Portraits, busts, 20 12 landscape, statues of (115) historical significance to the history of Greece. (Phillip II; Straits of Salamis; Marathon; Salamis; Lion of Chaeronea; Lysimachus; Ptolemy X; Actium)
Book 4, page Greek Military 116: Greek Military Equipment, busts, and 13 13 portraits pertaining to (116) the history of ancient Greece. (funerary monuments; stele; structures; war; equipment; military) Book 4, pages Greece 117: Cycladic; Images relating to 35 14-15 Mycenae; various geographic areas (117-118) Minoan-Mycenaean; of Cnossus; Crete Greece. (architecture; 118: Cnossus; Thera fortifications; pottery; equipment; coins; landscape; art)
Book 4, pages Turkey 119: Ephesus Images of the 238 16-18 (Stadium, architecture and (119-121) Theater) landscape of Book 4, page 120: Ephesus several ancient Grecian 20 (Theater, cities. (Ephesus; (123) Celsus Library) colosseum; theater; Book 4, pages 121: Ephesus (Agora, Celsus library; agora; 22-29 Baths, Curetes St., baths; Temple of (125-133) Bouleuterion) Artemis; architecture; 123: Ephesus structures; Pergamum; (Temple of Temple of Trajan; Artemis) acropolis; temple; 125-127: Pergamum Asclepion; Red Basilica; 128-129: Hierapolis Hieraoplis; Tumulus (Pamukkale) cemetery; Christian 130: Laodicea; symbols; Triumphal Colossae arch; Pamukkale; 131: Miletus; Didyma Laodicea; Colossae; 132-133: Sardis Miletus; Temple of Apollo; Didyma; Sardis; gymnasium;
Book 4, page Ephesus 122: Odeion; Images from ruins of 20 19 Fountains; ancient Ephesus. (122) Sarapis; Asclepion; (Temple of Serapis; Hadrian’s temple Odeion; town hall; fountains; Fountain of Polio; Fountain of Trajan; Asclepion; Temple of Hadrian)
Book 4, page Ephesus; Priene 124: Ephesus; Images of sculptures, 18 21 Priene busts and equipment (124) from Ephesus museum and images of the landscape and structures 18 of Priene. (coins; Temple of Artemis; thrones; theater; masks; Parthian Monument; Temple of Athena; Church of Priene)
Book 5, pages Turkey 133: Sardis: Images from building, 118 1-6 (133-138) Synagogue archaeological sites 134: Aphrodisias; and landscapes around Seleucia & Antioch sites in Turkey 135: Thyatira; including synagogue at Philadelphia; Tarsus Sardis; images from 136: Izmir/Smyrna; Antioch; Seleucia; Troas Aphrodisias; Thyatira; 137: Perga; Assos; Tarsus; Tomb of Nicaea Sardinapolis; Smyrna; 138: Troas; Istanbul/Constantinop Perga; Lesbos; Istanbul) le; Miscellaneous
Book 5, pages Israel 139-140: Masada Images of various ancient 389 7-29 (139-160) 141: Masada; Jewish and modern cities Lamps and environs found in 142: Qumran modern day Israel. 143: Qumran & (Masada; Qumran; Environs; Jericho Caesarea; Jerusalem; 144-145: Caesarea Capernaum; Megiddo; 146: Caesarea; Haifa; Galilee; art; landscape; Joppa flora; cartography; 147-149: Jerusalem Jordan River; 150: Jerusalem – synagogues) Miscellaneous; Maps 151-152: Capernaum 153: Bethshean & Environs 156: Environs of Megiddo 157: Beth Shearim; Other sites; Jewish Manuscripts 158: Jordan Rift Valley 159: Chorazin; Synagogues in Galilee 160: Synagogues
Book 5, page Palestine 153a: Samaria Images from the remains 20 22 and landscape of (153a) ancient Judean Samaria. (Mt. Ebal; architecture; Herod; Palace of Omri; ramparts; Rabbonah; landscape; Samaria)
Book 5, page Palestine/Israel 154: Herodion Images of the structure 19 23 and environs of (154) Herodion near Bethlehem. (Herod; structures; mikve; baths)
Book 5, page Palestine, 155: Bethlehem; Images of the ancient and 19 24 Israel, Hebron; modern cities of (155) Jordan Beersheba; Jarash; Bethlehem, Hebron, Nazareth Beersheba, Jarash, and Nazareth. (Oak of Mamare; Church of the Nativity; Cave of Machpelah; ruins; structures)
Book 5, page Jewish 161: Jewish Hebrew and Greek 20 30 Inscriptions Inscriptions inscriptions found in (161) Israel. (Theodotus; Temple inscription; burial plaques; Via Portnensis (sic);
Book 5, page Jewish 162: Jewish Hebrew and Greek 20 31 Inscriptions; Inscriptions; inscriptions found in (162) Menorahs Menorahs Israel and images of Jewish menorahs (Siloam inscription; Pilate; Arch of Titus; coins; reliefs; sculptures; paintings; art; mosaic; burial plaques)
Book 5, page Jewish 163: Jewish Pictures of various 20 32 Menorahs; Menorahs; representations of the (163) Temple & Temple & Synagogue Judaic Menorah as well Synagogue objects as other objects synagogue/worship related objects. (Menorah; lamps; sarcophagi; bread stamp; shofarim)
Book 5, pages Coins for 164-165: Coins for Coins depicting various 40 33-34 Jewish History Jewish History aspects of Jewish (164-165) history. (Bar Kokhba; Agrippa II; Tiberius; denarius; lepton; assarion; dilepton; daric; shekel; Alexander Jannaeus; Mattathius Coins depicting various aspects of Jewish history. (Bar Kokhba; Agrippa II; Tiberius; denarius; lepton; assarion; dilepton; daric; shekel; Alexander Jannaeus; Mattathius Antigonus; Herod the Great; Archelaus; sesteritius)
Book 5, page Coins for 166: Coins for Jewish Coins depicting various 20 35 Jewish History; Jewish aspects of Jewish (166) History; Jewish Burial history; images Burial pertaining to Jewish burial practices. (Bar Kokhba; Aelia Capitolina; ossuaries; sarcophagi)
Book 5, page Jewish Burial 167: Jewish Burial Images pertaining to 20 36 Jewish burial practices. (167) (ossuaries; coffins; inscriptions)
Book 5, page Jewish Burial: 168: Jewish Burial; Tombs of important 20 37 Gordon’s Gordon’s Calvary; Jewish figures and of (168) Calvary; Garden Tomb religious significance. Garden (R. Akiba; R. Hiya; Tomb Eliezer ben Hyrcanus; Maimonides; Mt. Moriah; Garden Tomb; Gordon’s Calvary)
Book 5, page Jewish 169: Jewish Images of Jewish 20 38 Mikavoth; Arch Mikavoth; mikvaoth (baths), the (169) of Titus; Arch of Titus; Arch Miscellaneous Miscellaneous of Titus, and miscellaneous items relating to Jewish history. (mikvaoth; baths; Arch of Titus; letters; Horns of Hattiri; mezuzah; scrolls)
Book 6, pages Women 170: Greek and Images depicting women 46 1-3 (170-172) Roman of the ancient Greek royal families and Roman royal houses. 171: Roman royalty (Cleopatra; Livia; 172: Miscellaneous Antonia Minor; Poppae; Agrippina; Julia Titi; Domitilla; Sabina; Faustina; Julia Domna; Helena; Julia Mammaea)
Book 6, page 4 Greek and 173: Heroes and Sculpture primarily from 20 (173) Hellenistic Rulers museums - Perseus, Heroes and Achilles, Aeneas, Rulers Miltiades, Ptolemy I, Ptolemy II, Ptolemy VIII, Seleucus I, Antiochus III, Pericles; Philip II (coins) Book 6, page 5 Hellenistic and 174: Political Leaders Sculpture (primarily 17 (174) Roman Leaders and Miscellaneous busts) – Antiochs IV, Mithiridates VI, Marcus Agrippa, Pompey, Herothesion, Hippocrates, , miscellaneous unidentified busts, Proconsul Celsus, Flavius Damianus, Antionous XII, Herodes Atticus , Herm, of Herodes
Book 6, pages Occupations 175-176: Occupations Individuals working at 31 6-7 (175-176) and and Economic trades, artifacts of Economic activities different jobs; reliefs and Activities tombs depicting work
Book 6, page 8 Transportation 177: Transportation Depictions of Greek and 18 (177) by sea Roman ships and wine shops
Book 6, page 9 Transportation 178: Transportation Chariots and wagons – 16 (178) by land Etruscan and Roman and Roman milestone markers
Book 6, page Persian artifacts 179: Persian objects Reliefs, silver and gold 17 10 objects, Sassanian (179) objects
Book 6, page Deities 180: Multiple deities Reliefs and friezes – 16 11 Jupiter, Olympians; (180) Apollo; Minerva; Mercury
Book 6, page Jupiter columns 181: Jupiter columns Jupiter columns in 6 12 Germany (181)
Book 6, page Assyria and 182: Assyria and Reliefs and gates 14 13 Babylonia Babylonia (182) Book 6, page Carthage, Syria 183: Carthage, Syria Sculpture: reliefs and 6 14 and Palmyra and busts (183) Palmyra
Book 6, page Sicily Sicily – Selinunte and Temple buildings at 19 15 Segesta Seliunte and Segesta, (184) Sicily
Book 6, pages Scotland 187:Scotland – Glasgow cathedral, 66 18-21 buildings Marischal College, Kings (187-190) 188: Scotland – Early College, St. Andrews; Christian Remains Crosses, pillar stones, 189: Scotland – stones from Ninian’s Border cave; Abbeys including Abbeys abbey at Iona 190: Scotland - Iona
Book 6, pages Wales 191: Wales – Abbeys Abbeys, priories, crosses, 37 22-23 192: Wales – Historic 14th century tiles (191-192) Sites and various buildings (St. Non’s Chapel, Caenasfon Castle; Bangor Cathedral; Montgomery Caste, St. Nicholas Church; chalices
Book 6, pages Ireland 193: Ireland – Abbeys: Newgrange, 93 24-28 Newgrange and Jerpoint abbeys, (193-197) Jerpoint Mellifont St. Cromans; Abbey Monk’s cells; Gallarus 194: Ireland- Oratory; cathedrals, St. Monastic Kevins, Nun;s sites Church, temples; St. 195: Ireland – Patrick’s cathedral, rock Glendalough and of Cashel, page from Clonmacnoise Book of Kells 196: Ireland – Monasterboice; cathedrals in Dublin 197: Rock of Cashel; Book of Kells
Book 6, page Celtic Crosses 198: Celtic Crosses Celtic crosses 18 29 and Grave slabs and (198) Grave slabs – Various locations
Book 6, page Irish Cathedrals 199: Historic Irish Cathedrals – St. Canice, 19 30 cathedrals St Colman, Clanfert (199)
Book 6, page Northern 200: Northern Ireland Armagh Cathedral, 10 31 Ireland –Cathedrals and Church of Ireland, (200) Patrick Downpatrick Cathedral, alleged Patrick’s grave
Book 6, page England 201: Cistercian Abbey: Tintern; 18 32 Abbeys Fountain; Rievaulx (201)
Book 6, pages Early Christian 202-211: Early Basilicas: Turkey, 170 33-41 Basilicas Christian Greece, Athens, Crete; (202-211) Basilicas
Book 7, pages Interior 207a, 208a, 209a: Interiors of basilicas: 80 1- 3 (207a- Furnishings of Interior Crete, Athens, Turkey, 209a) Basilicas Furnishings of Macedonia- some pieces Basilicas in museums
Book 7, page 4 Mosaics 210a: Mosaics in Mosaics on floors, altars, 19 (210a) Churches in Israel Baptistery in churches in Israel
Book 7, page 5 Istanbul 211a: Istanbul: Aya Interior and exterior of 20 (211a) (Santa) Sophia St. Sophia Church in Istanbul
Book 7, page 6 Istanbul and 212: Istanbul: St. Interior and exterior of 20 (212) Porec, Croatia Irene; Porec, Croatia St. Irene in Istanbul – Euphrasian basilica and Euphrasian basilica in Parenzo (Porec) Croatia
Book 7, pages Thessalonica 213: St Demetrius Interior, exterior, floor 14 7-9 (213-215) 214: St. George and plans of St Demetrius Hosios David Church; St George 215: Acheiropodites Church and Hosios (Saint) David in Thessalonica; Book 7, page Thessalonica 217: Later churches Interior and exterior of 51 10 and Salona, later churches (St. (216) Croatia Sophia – 9th century in Thessalonica) and objects in museum and architecture of churches in Salona, Croatia
Book 7, pages Athens 217-218: Middle Interior and exterior of 40 11-12 Byzantine Churches Little Metropolis (217-218) Church, Church of Holy Apostles, Church of Monastireki, Church of Metomorphosis, Kaisriani Monastery, Kapnkarea Church
Book 7, pages Byzantine 219: Athens and Exterior of byzantine 59 13-15 Churches Paros churches in Athens, (219-221) 220: Greece Paros, Kastoria, and 221: Cyprus; Kastoria other cities in Greece and Greece on Cyprus
Book 7, page Greece 222: Kastoria Interior and exterior and 15 16 (continued), Meteora, landscapes of (222) Mistras churches in Kastoria, Greece, Meteora and Mistra
Book 7, page Frescoes 223: Mistras, Greece Frescoes in Mistras, 18 17 Greece (223)
Book 7, pages Greece 224-225: Daphni – Frescoes from the 11th 116 18-23 Mosaics century monasteries of (224-229) 226-227: Hosios Daphni , Hosios Loukas Loukas (includes floor plans – Mosaics and exterior views of 228: Hosios Loukas – buildings) and Nea Mosaics and frescoes Moni on the island of 229: Nea Moni, Chios (includes exterior Chios - views of building Mosaics
Book 7, page Byzantine 230: Byzantine Icons Byzantine icons – Athens 13 24 Icons and Turkey –mostly from (230) museums
Book 7, page Russian Icons 231: Russian Icons Russian icons in the 20 25 and and Moscow museum, statue (231) Monasteries Monasteries of Ivan the Terrible; Moscow monastery
Book 7, page Late and Post- 232: Late and Post- Byzantine religious art – 13 26 Byzantine art Byzantine art Athens (232)
Book 7, pages Churches with 233-238: Church buildings in 111 27-32 Anglo-Saxon Anglo-Saxon England – interior and (233-238) connections connected Church exterior buildings
Book 7, page Houses 239: Houses Interior and exterior of 20 33 houses in Italy, (239) including Pompeii; Turkey; Germany; England; sarcophagi
Book 7, page Meals, Food, 240: Meals, food, Objects and depictions of 20 34 Utensils, Beds utensils, beds daily life from (240) museums in Athens, France, Germany, Italy, England
Book 7, page Household 241: Household Household objects 20 35 Furnishings furnishings displayed in museums – (241) lamps, amphorae, statuettes- various time periods and cultures
Book 7, page Household 242: Household Daily living objects from 18 36 Utensils and utensils museums in (242) Decorations and decorations England, Germany and Italy
Book 7, page Baths and 243: Baths and Roman baths in England, 18 37 Hypocausts hypocausts Rome, Wales and (243) France
Book 8, page 1 Clothing and 244: Clothing and Various Greek and 20 (244) Personal Items personal items Roman museum objects – combs, sandal, mirror, ceramics, sculpture
Book 8, pages Roman Glass 245-246: Roman Roman glass objects in 39 2-3 (245-246) glass museums around Europe
Book 8, page 4 Statuary 247: Statuary Statuary (Greek, 15 (247) pre-Roman) in various museums
Book 8, page 5 Animals 248: Animal statuary Animal statuary and 20 (248) and bas-reliefs bas-reliefs – mostly Greek and Roman
Book 8, page 6 Writing 249: Writing Early writing implements 20 (249) (British Museum, Ashmolean)
Book 8, page 7 Writing and 250: Writing and Bas-reliefs of schools, 11 (250) Education education statues of scribe, papyrus, writing tablet
Book 8, pages Musical 251-252: Musical Examples of ancient 40 8-9 (251-252) Instruments instruments musical instruments and depictions of musicians on ceramic vessels, bas-reliefs (Greek, Roman, Etruscan)
Book 8, page Musical 253: Musical Examples of musical 16 10 Instruments and instruments instruments, scenes (253) games and games depicted on amphorae, examples of game pieces and dice
Book 8, pages Athletics 254-255: Athletics Examples of athletic 40 11-12 equipment (strigils) and (254-255) depictions of athletes on ceramics
Book 8, page Athletics and 256: Athletics and Sculpture and paintings 19 13 gladiators gladiators on vases depicting (256) athletes and gladiators
Book 8, pages Vases 257-260: Vases Greek vase shape chart 71 14-17 and examples of (257-260) different types of Greek vases
Book 8, page Lamps 261: Lamps Examples of oil lamps 20 18 (mostly Greek and (261) Roman)
Book 8, pages Coins 262-266: Coins Examples of ancient 84 19-23 coins: Persian, Greek, (262-266) Alexander, Ptolemy, Macedonia, Roman)
Book 8, page Jewelry 267: Jewelry and Examples of jewelry 15 24 other objects (bracelet, rings) from the (267) ancient world (mostly silver and gold
Book 8, page Daily Life – 268: Daily Life – Bas-reliefs and Greek 19 25 Miscellaneous; Miscellaneous; vessels depicting (268) weddings Weddings weddings; various objects (sundial, lamp stand)
Book 8, page Architectural 269: Architectural Miscellaneous 9 26 elements elements architectural elements (269) from ancient world
Book 8, page Pagan Mosaics 270: Pagan mosaics Various examples of 20 27 – Greece ancient Greek mosaics (270)
Book 8, page Pagan and 271: Pagan and Examples of mosaics 19 28 Christian Christian (mostly from the British (271) Secular Secular – Greece, Museum, Kimbell, Mosaics Turkey, North Africa Ashmolean) from Greece, Turkey and North Africa
Book 8, pages Pagan Mosaics 272: Pagan Mosaics – Examples of mosaics 50 29-31 Italy, France, from Italy, France and (272-274) Romania Romania; Antioch, 273: Pagan Mosaics – Turkey; Paphos, Cyprus Antioch, Turkey 274: Pagan Mosaics – Paphos, Turkey
Book 8, pages Roman Mosaics 275: Roman Mosaics Examples of Roman 33 32-33 –England and Spain mosaics from England, (275-276) 276: Roman Mosaics Spain, German -German
Book 8, pages Croatia 277: Croatia – Split Overview of city of Split 28 34-35 and Salona and ancient (277-278) 278: Croatia - Pula buildings and Roman ruins in Split and Salona, Croatia; Buildings and ancient Roman ruins at Pula, Croatia
Book 8, pages Macedonia 279: Macedonia – Overview of ruins at 32 36-37 Stobi Stobi; overview of (279-280) 280: Ohrid fortress at Ohrid and exterior and interior of St. Sophia and St. Kliment
Book 9, page 1 Banquets; 281: Banquets; Greek Statuary and Greek 10 (281) Greek authors painting on vases of authors banquets and other celebration
Book 9, pages Ravenna, Italy 282: Ravenna, Italy – Interior and exterior of 124 2-8 (282-288) Galla Placidia (Santa the Galla Placidia Croce) mausoleum in Ravenna, 283: Ravenna, Italy – Italy; Orthodox Baptistery of Baptistery – interior and Orthodox exterior of octagonal 282: Ravenna, Italy – building; interior views Galla Placidia (Santa of the Baptistery of Croce) Arians, the Oratory of St. 283: Ravenna, Italy – Andrew, and the Interior Baptistery of and exterior of the Galla Orthodox Placidia 284; Ravenna Italy - mausoleum in Ravenna, Baptistery of Arians; Italy; Orthodox Oratory of St. Baptistery – interior and Andrew exterior of octagonal 285: Ravenna, Italy building; interior views -St. of the Baptistery of Appolinare Classe Arians, the Oratory of St. 286: Ravenna, Italy - Andrew, and the Exterior and interior Archbishop’s Chapel; St. of exterior and interior various churches of Appolinare Classe, Lo 287: Ravenna, Italy - Spirito Santo, St Sant’ Appolinare John Evangelist, St. Nuovo Michael Affricisco, San 288: Ravenna, Italy - Apollinare Nuovo; Sant’ Appolinare Interior and exterior of Nuove: San Mosaics Appolinare Nuovo, including mosaics
Book 9, page 9 Ravenna, Italy 289: Ravenna, Italy - Interior and exterior of 20 (289) Sant’ Apollinare San Appolinare Nuovo Nuovo; San Vitale and San Vitale
Book 9, pages Ravenna, Italy 290-292:Ravenna, Interior of San Vitale 49 10-12 Italy -San Vitale (290-292)
Book 9, page Ravenna, Italy 293: Ravenna, Italy: Various views of ivory 18 13 Ivory Chair of chair of Archbishop (293) Archbishop Maximian Maximian
Book 9, page Rome 294: Rome - Santa Exterior, interior and 20 14 Costanza - Mosaics mosaics of Santa (294) Costanza in Rome
Book 9, pages Rome 295-296: Rome- Exterior, interior and 40 15-16 Santa mosaics of Santa Maria (295-296) Maria Maggiore Maggiore
Book 9, page Rome 297: Rome – Santa Exterior and Interior 20 17 Maria Maggiore, views of Santa Maria (297) Santa Pudenziana, Maggiore, Sant Santi Cosma e Pudenziana, Santi Cosma Domiano e Domiano
Book 9, page Rome 298: Rome - San Exterior and interior 18 18 Clemente and other views of San clement (298) churches and other churches in Rome Book 9, page Rome 299: Rome – St. John Interior of St. John 13 19 Lateran Lateran (299)
Book 9, page Rome 300: Rome – Santa Interior of Santa Prassede 13 20 Prassede (300)
Book 9, page Rome and San 301: Rome – Santa Interior of Santa Maria 14 21 Prisco-Capua Maria Trastevere in Rome (301) Trastervere; San and Interior of Chiesa Prisco - Madre in San Prisco Capua hear Capua
Book 9, page Milan, Italy 302: Milan – San Interior and exterior 17 22 Larenzo views of San Larenzo (302) and the Duomo and the Duomo
Book 9, page Milan, Italy 303: Milan – San Interior and exterior 14 23 Ambrogio views of San Ambrogio (303)
Book 9, page Sicily 304: Sicily – Interior and exterior 18 24 Monreale, views of churches in (304) Cefalu, and Palermo Sicily
Book 9, page Egypt 305: Egypt – Ancient Egyptian 79 25-28 Pharaohs, pyramids, temple ruins (305-308) Temples, and the and Nile objects, including the River sphinx 306: Egypt – Pharaohs and temples 307: Egypt – Pyramids, temples and pharaohs 308: Egypt – Temples, Sphinx and miscellaneous scenery and objects
Book 9, page Egypt 309: Egypt: Greco- Greco-Roman objects, 20 29 Roman Religion; buildings, statuary and (309) Christianity nearby scenery and Christian churches
Book 9, page Egypt 310:Egypt- Abu Buildings and scenery in 20 30 Mena; Abu Mena, (310) modern Alexandria; Alexandria and Hotel hotel Sofitel
Book 9, pages Illustrations - 311-315: Illustrations Statuary, coins and art 100 31-35 (311- Church History – depicting Roman 315) Church history emperors, the catacombs, Constantine and various saints; basilicas and early churches throughout Europe including Notre Dame and Chartres cathedrals
Book 9, page Christian 316: Christian Reliefs from various 3rd 14 36 Sarcophagi Sarcophagi century sarcophagi (316) – 3rd century
Book 9, pages Christian 317-319: Christian Relief decoration from 60 37-39 Sarcophagi – Sarcophagi – Museo sarcophagi at the (317-319) Museo Pio Pio Museo Pio Cristiano at Cristiano Cristiano, the Vatican the Vatican
Book 9, page Christian 320: Christian Relief decoration on 20 40 Sarcophagi Sarcophagi- Museo sarcophagi at the Museo (320) Pio Pio Christian at the Cristiano at the Vatican and the Vatican Conservatori Museum in and the Conservatori Rome, many 4th Museum in Rome century
Book 9, page Christian 321: Christian Relief decoration on 20 41 Sarcophagi Sarcophagi sarcophagi at the Museo (321) – Museo Terme in Terme in Rom, the Rome; Vatican – includes the Vatican sarcophagi of Junius Necropolis; Bassus Junius Bassus
Book 10, pages Catacombs - 322: Catacombs – Various catacombs; 149 1-8 Rome Rome engraved slabs to seal (322-329) 323: Sarcophagi graves (sarcophagi); (slabs to grave furnishings; Oil seal graves) Testament wall 324: Slabs and paintings; Life of Jesus furnishings wall 325: Orantes, paintings with Peter and shepherd, Paul neutral scene (wall paintings 326-327: Wall Paintings (Old Testament) 328: Wall Paintings (Life of Jesus) 329: Wall Paintings (Life of Jesus with Peter and Paul
Book 10, pages Christian 330-331: Inscriptions Engraved inscriptions 71 9- 12 (330-333) Inscriptions -Vatican Museum from graves of from graves 332: Inscriptions- Christians (dating from Germany and France second and third 333: Inscriptions centuries onward) at the –other locations Vatican, in Germany, France and other locations
Book 10, pages Christian 334: Reliefs on Relief carvings from 35 13- 14 (334- sarcophagi - Christian Christian burials on 335) catacombs sarcophagi sarcophagi from the (catacombs) Roman catacombs, 335: Reliefs from Ravenna and from Christian sarcophagi throughout Italy (catacombs and Rome)
Book 10, pages Christian 336: Reliefs from Relief carvings on 40 15-16; sarcophagi-- Christian sarcophagi Christian burials from (336-337) Ravenna and throughout Italy Ravenna and throughout Italy 337: Reliefs from Italy Christian sarcophagi from Ravenna Book 10, pages Christian 338-339: Reliefs Relief carvings from 71 17-20 sarcophagi- from Christian Christian burials in Arles (338-341) Arles and sarcophagi from and throughout France France Arles (some in the Louvre) 340-341-: Reliefs from Christian sarcophagi in France
Book 10, page Christian 342: Reliefs from Relief carvings from 20 21 (342) sarcophagi – Christian sarcophagi Christian burials from France, Spain, in France France, Spain and and Germany Germany
Book 10, page Christian 343: Christian Christian sarcophagi with 15 22 (343) sarcophagi sarcophagi relief carvings at the from Split, Istanbul, British Museum, the British Museum, the Metropolitan and Metropolitan museums in Split and Museum Istanbul; Byzantine and Byzantine tombstone carvings tombstones
Book 10, pages Pagan 344-346: Pagan Pagan sarcophagi with 55 23 – 25 (344- sarcophagi sarcophagi with relief elaborate stone found 346) carving in various museums
Book 10, pages Pagan funerary 347: Pagan funerary Carved stone stelae from 60 26-28 stelae – Athens stelae - Athens tombs from the (347-349) and Greece and 348: Pagan funerary National Museum in Mediterranean stelae – Greece Athens and other Greek 349: Pagan Funerary museums and museums stelae - in Turkey and Greece Mediterranean
Book 10, page Pagan funerary 350: Pagan funerary Pagan carved tomb 17 29 (350) monuments and monuments and monuments and vases furnishings furnishings from various European museums
Book 10, page Pagan funerary 351: Pagan Carved inscriptions from 9 30 (351) inscriptions inscriptions tomb monuments on funeral (mostly Roman in monuments museums in Europe)
Book 10, page Types of burials 352: Examples of Cemeteries, burials and 16 31 (352) Peter, Paul, and different types of burial furnishings and 29 Mary burials coffins from different Book 10, page 353: Various time periods throughout 32 (353) depictions Europe of St. Peter, St. Paul, and Artistic depictions of St. Mary Peter, St. Paul, and Mary (paintings, carvings from various time periods)
Book 10, page Ivory carvings 354-355: Ivory Ivory carvings with 34 33-34 carvings Christian iconography (354-355) on caskets and boxes and subjects on caskets, boxes, diptychs, and triptychs dating from the 4th to 7th century
Book 11, page Charlemagne 356 – Statues and Images of Charlemagne, 17 1 and Successors; pictures of thrones (356) Aechen Charlemagne and objects
Book 11, page Individuals: 357 - Depictions of Statues and reliefs and 20 2 Medieval saints other depictions of (357) medieval saints
Book 11, page Individuals: 358: Medieval and Artistic renderings of 19 3 Medieval and Renaissance Medieval and (358) Renaissance depictions of Renaissance individuals individuals including reliefs on reliquaries; Leo X; Maximillian
Book 11, pages Medieval Art 359-360: Medieval Medieval reliquaries, 37 4-5 (359-360) art altar pieces, embroidery, sculpture (most from the Louvre)
Book 11, page Medieval 361: Medieval Exterior and interior 20 6 Monasteries monasteries, abbeys photographs and models (361) and of European Medieval cathedrals monasteries, abbeys, and cathedrals
Book 11, page French 362-363: Paris French cathedrals in 39 7-9 cathedrals: cathedrals Paris - Notre Dame, St. (362-364) Notre Dame; of Notre Dame, St. Denis, Sainte Chapelle – St. Denis, interior and exterior Denis; St. Chapelle; and Chartres, France St Chapelle; 364: Chartres Chartres cathedral
Book 11, pages Martin Luther Martin Luther sites Martin Luther historic 159 10 – 20 (365- sites in 365: Eisleben sites in Germany – 375) Germany 366: Erfurt monuments, birthplace, 367: Eisenach and other houses, Wartburg Wartburg Castle, Worms 368: Worms cathedral; student 369-370: Wittenberg hostel in Erfurt; 371: Leipzig Wittenburg church; 372: Speyer and miscellaneous Leipzig Zwickau sites; Cathedrals, 373: Marburg, historic sites , and Germany monuments in Speyer 374: Augsburg and and Zwickau, Germany Coburg, Germany (exterior views); 375: Heidelberg and Marburg castle, views of Nüremberg, Germany St. Elizabeth Church; pages from Marburg Colloquy.; Historic sites in Augsburg, paintings in Augsburg Museum; Coburg Castle and Fortress, paintings of Luther; Historic sites in Heidelberg including the Church of the Holy Ghost, Heidelberg Castle, Peter’s Church, University and Town Hall; St. Lorenz in Nüremberg, Church of Our Lady, Town Square, St. Sebald
Book 11, page Paintings of 376: Paintings of 15 paintings of Luther, 20 21 (376) Martin Luther Martin Melanchthon, and others; sites Luther and others Bugenhagen, Justus, in Halle, from Jonas, Frederick Wise, Germany various museums; Frederick III, John the Sites Steadfast; Overview of in Halle, Germany Halle, Germany, St. Mary’s Cathedral and “Ranchkeschen Stiftungen”
Book 11, page Mainz, 377: Mainz, Gates, Cathedral in 20 22 (377) Germany; Early Germany; Mainz; depictions of Printed Bibles Early printed Bibles Gutenberg; early printing press; Gutenberg Bible; Marin Luther’s Bible
Book 11, page Swiss 378: Sites, paintings, Sites in Zurich, Bible 16 23 (378) Reformation and Doors, Zwingli’s statue monuments in and parsonage; Switzerland monuments in Kappel, Statue of Vadian in St. Gallen
Book 11, page Anabaptists: 379: Anabaptist sites Sites related to the 14 24 (379) Zurich and - Anabaptists - House in Muenster Zurich and Muenster Zollikan, Goebel Mansion and Limmat River in Zurich; Marketplace, tower and cathedral in Muenster
25 (380) Calvinist 380: Sites related to Sites and monuments to 20 Reformation the the Calvinist Calvinist Reformation in Geneva, Reformation Switzerland, Edinburg including Statues of John Knox, Church of St. Pierre, Geneva Cathedral, St Giles in Edinburg, Holyrood Abbey
Book 11, page Catholic 381: Paintings, Depictions of Ignatius 20 26 (381) Reformation sculpture, Loyola, Erasmus, and and architecture Catherine de Medici Thirty Years related to Copernicus, Cardinal War the Catholic Richelieu, Pascal, Reformation Frederick IV and others; and Thirty Years War Gesù Church in Rome
Book 11, page English 382: English sites and Sites related to and 20 27 (382) Reformation artwork related to the paintings of Wyclif, English Reformation Hampton Court Palace, Paintings of Henry VIII, Ann of Cleaves, John Hooper Charles I, statue of John Hooper; Westminster Abbey, Sites related to and paintings of Wyclif, Hampton Court Palace, Paintings of Henry VIII, Ann of Cleaves, John Hooper Charles I, statue of John Hooper; Westminster Abbey, Littlecote Manor House
Book 11, page England – Post- 383: Sites and Paintings and sculpture 18 28 (383) Reformation; depictions and of John Locke and John Wesley artifacts related to John Wesley; plaques; John Wesley St. Botolph Church; Wesley’s house interior and exterior
Book 11, page Dresden, 384: Sites in Architecture and scenic 20 29 (384) Chemnitz, Dresden, views in Dresden and Augustusburg Chemnitz and Chemnitz; Jodokus Altar; (Germany) Augustusburg scenic views of Augustusburg and street parade of musicians, dancers and acrobats
Book 11, pages Prague, Czech 385-386: Sites in Scenes and architecture 40 30 -31 (385- Republic Prague in Prague, Czech 386) Republic
Book 11, page Prague 387: Sites in Prague Continued sites in Prague 19 32 (387) continued; and (Caste of St. Vitus, Tabor, Moravia in Tabor, Moravia St. Vitus Cathedral, various statues; In Moravia – Ziska Square, Remains of Kotnov Castle
Book 11, page Tabor, Moravia 388: Scenic views of Overviews of Tabor, 16 33 (388) (cont.); Tabor, Moravia; sites Moravia; Monuments, Herrnhut, in paintings and Germany Herrnhut, Germany architecture in Herrnhut, Germany
Book 11, page Croatia; 389: Scenic views Scenic vistas in Croatia 17 34 (389) Hungary and including historic sites in Croatia and sites in Dubrovnik; St. Budapest, Hungary Stephens in Budapest and other historic sites
Book 11, page Budapest, 390: Sites in Overview of Budapest. 18 35 (390) Hungary Budapest Matthias Church; statues of St. Stephen, Innocent VIII St. John Capistrano
Book 11, page Bucharest, 391: Sites in Bucharest- Ceaucescu’s 20 36 (391) Romania Bucharest, Palace; Romanian Romania Orthodox Church,, Patriarchal Cathedral
Book 11, page Romania 392: Romania: Monuments, scenic 10 37 (392) Bucharest views, historic sites and and Constanta artifacts from the Historia Museum, Romania
Book 11, page Sophia (Sofia), 393: Sofia, Bulgaria Churches in Sofia, 20 38 (393) Bulgaria Bulgaria: Alexander Nevsky Church, St. Nicholas, St. Sofia, St. Ndelia, St. Petka Samardjiska; other sites: National Cultural Palace
Book 11, page Sophia (cont.); 394: Sophia (Sofia); Roman Baths, 19 39, (394) Vienna Vienna scenic vistas; Vienna: 394: Historic sites in scenic views, Theseus Sofia: temple
Book 11, page Vienna 395: Vienna historic Architectural sites in 19 40 (395) buildings Vienna: Opera House, Parliament, National Theatre, monuments, museum artifacts
Book 11, page England 396: Sites in York, Interior and exterior of 39 41 -42 (396- Lincoln, Wells, and cathedrals in Lincoln, 397) St. Wells, St. Albans, other Albans historic sites; Roman 397: Coventry, wall and other Roman Salisbury, sites in York; Coventry Gloucester, Reculver Cathedral; Salisbury cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral; Church of St. Mary, Bassa’s Monastery
Book 11, page Canterbury 398: Canterbury Interior and exterior 17 43 (398) Cathedral Cathedral views of Canterbury (England) Cathedral
Book 11, page Churches in 399: Canterbury Views of St Martin’s in 18 44 (399) Canterbury; St. Churches; St. Canterbury, Tomb of Augustine sites Augustine St. Augustine, Ruins of (England) sites St. Pancras in St. Augustine’s Abbey, crypts, St. Augustine’s cross; Saxon and Norman Church
Box 12, page 2 Rabbula 401: Rubbula Pages from the Rabbula 20 (401) Gospels (cont); Gospels; Gospels, Lindisfarne Other other manuscripts Gospels, Chester Beatty manuscripts Papyrus, Codex Aureus, Rylands Papyrus of John, and others
Box 12, page 3 Illuminated 402: Illuminated Pages from various 17 (402) Manuscripts manuscripts illuminated manuscripts
Box 12, page 4 Rossano Codex 403: Rossano Codex Pages from the 6th 16 (403) century illuminated Rossano Codex
Box 12, page 5 Vienna Genesis 404: Vienna Genesis Pages from the 6th 20 (404) Manuscript manuscript century Vienna Genesis illuminated manuscript Box 12, page 6 Vienna Genesis 405: Vienna Genesis Illuminated manuscripts 15 (405) (cont.) Biblical manuscript; Biblical of the Vienna manuscripts manuscripts Genesis and other Biblical manuscripts including the Codex Sinaiticus and the Codex Alexandrine
Box 12, page 7 Writing//Music 406: Writing// Music Miscellaneous artifacts 14 (406) Manuscripts Manuscripts with early writing – Rosetta Stone, Egerton papyrus, Coptic writings from libraries and museums; musical scores (13th century)
Book 12, pages Christian Gold 407-408: Christian Artifacts of “Gold Glass” 40 8-9 (407-408) Glass Gold from various Glass museums
Book 12, page Christian glass 409: Christian glass Family medallions, seals 8 10 (409) bowls of glass from various museums
Box 12, page 11 Early 410: Early Mosaics, churches, villa 20 (410) Christianity in Christianity in from Hinton St. Mary, Britain Britain Silchester, Lullingston
Box 12, page 12 Christ 411: Medieval Various depictions of 11 (411) depictions of Christ Christ on gold glass, ivory, and wood panels from Medieval times
Box 12, page 13 Fish and 412: Fish symbolism Mosaics, stone carving 10 (412) Orantes and and catacomb depictions of Orantes paintings of fish and (Orans, Orant) orans (praying figures)
Box 12, page 14 Good Shepherd 413: Good shepherd Depictions of Christ as 11 (413) Pagan sources depictions the Good Shepherd 19 Box 12, page 15 of Christian art 414: Pagan sources of from relief sculpture and (414) Christian art paintings (Medieval to modern) Examples in sculpture, relief, bronze and painting of orans and other motifs from pagan artifacts used later in Christian art
Box 12, page 16 Items from 415: Archaeological Artifacts (mosaics, 8 (415) archaeology on artifacts related to inscriptions, paintings Early Christian Early related to early history Christianity Christianity
Box 12, page 17 St. Catherine’s 416: Art from St. Icons and mosaics from 5 (416) –Mt. Sinai Catherine’s St. Catherine’s monastery on Monastery the Sinai Peninsula
Box 12, pages Cathedrals – 417: Cathedrals in Interior and exterior of 59 18-20 France Sens, Albenga, cathedrals throughout (417-419) Poitiers, and France Toulouse 418: Rheims, Arles, Metz, Toul, St. Maximin-la-Sainte-B aume 419: Auxerre and Dijon
Box 12, page 21 France: 420: Fontenay Models and plans of 20 (420) churches and Abbey, Chapaize Fontenay Abbey, exterior abbeys Church, Taize views of Fontenay Church Abbey, Chapaize 12th century Church (interior also) and village church in Taize
Box 12, page 22 Tournous and 421: Tournous Interior and exterior at 20 (421) Citeaux Abbeys Abbey, Tournous Abbey; (France); Citeaux monastery; Monastery buildings at Geneva Geneva cathedral Citeaux; model and (Switzerland) Bishop’s mosaic from cathedral Saint-Pierre cathedral in Geneva
Box 12, page France: 422: Vézelay Abbey Views of the Vezelay 20 23, (422) Vezelay (France) Abbey (Basilica Ste- Madeleine) – interior and exterior Box 12, page 24 France: 423: Vézelay and Scenic view from 20 (423) Vezelay; Cluny Cluny Vezelay Abbey; Views Abbey of Cluny Abbey and towers
Book 12, pages France: Lérins 424: Views and Views of St. Marguerite 53 25-27 (St. Honorat); historic and St Honorat islands (424-426) Grenoble;; architecture of Lérins on the French Rivera - Lyon, Autn, Islands and Grenoble sculpture, churches, Aix 425: Lyon, Autun abbey; Grenoble – St en Provence, Aiz en Laurent, Town Hall; Aosta; Avignon Prence, Aosta Lyon – cathedral, Church 426: Avignon of Notre Dame, St. Just; Autun – St. Lazarus; Cathedral in Aix en Provence; Aosta – St Laurent; Avignon – Church of Notre Dame, Papal palace (Interior and exterior
Box 12, pages Spain: Madrid, 427: Madrid, Toledo, Spanish sites- Madrid – 77 28-31 Toledo, Avila, Avila, Monastery de Plaza Major, Plaza (427-430) Monastery de Leyre Color, Don Quixote Leyre; 428: Pamplona statue, Royal Palace; Pamplona; 429:Navarra Toledo – Cathedral, Navarra Museum; Avila – cathedral; Monastery de Leyne (interior and exterior); Pamplona- Cathedral, Plaza del Castillo, Town Hall, University of Navarra; Navarra- Castle of Xavier. Castillo Javier. Castle of Olite. Cathedral of Segovoa; Segovia – Church of St. Martin, Castle, Alcázar
Box 12, page Spain: El 431: El Escorial Interior of basilica and 20 32, (431) Escorial exterior views of El Escorial Box 13, page 1, Dura-Europos 432: Dura-Europos Artifacts from the Syrian 17 (432) site of Dura-Europos housed at the Yale Art Gallery
Box 13, page 2- Early Christian 433; Christian clay Early Christian era 112 7 (433-438) artifacts lamps artifacts from the 434: Clay ampullae Vatican, and pottery; rings Ashmolean, Colgne 435: Bronzes – Museum and others: clay lamps, censors lamps; ampullae, pottery, 436: gems, seals, rings; jewelry bronze lamps and 437: Liturgical and censers; gems, seals and other silver jewelry; liturgical and 438: Mildenhall other silver; Roman silver silver from the Mildenhall Treasure (British Museum)
Box 13, pages Churches in 439: Churches in Exterior and interior of 39 8-9 (439-440) Rome Rome various churches in 440: Churches in Rome- Santi Nereo e Rome Achilleo; St Cesareo in (cont.) Palatio; St John and St Paul; St. Maria; San Giovanni a Porta Latina; Santa Maria in Cosmdin; Basilica catacomb of Domitilla, St. Paul’s St. Lorenzo, St. Agnes, St Albina
Box 13, page 10 Basilica of 441: Basilica of Santa Wooden doors of the 19 (441) Santa Sabina Sabina – wooden Basilica of Santa Sabina, (Rome) doors Rome, Italy
Box 13, pages Early Christian 442: Early Christian Marble statuary – Good 39 11-12 sculpture marble statuary Shepherd, Hippolytis, (442-443) 443: Crosses Orpheus, Nativity and others; various crosses
Box 13, page 13 Medieval 444: Medieval Ivory carved depictions 20 (444) Ivories Ivories of biblical scenes Box 13, page Coptic Art 445: Coptic art Examples of Coptic art 40 14-15 446: Coptic art and crosses (445-446) (cont.)
Box 13, page 16 Early Christian 447: Early Christian Sculpture of four 16 (447) history history emperors, depiction of Constantine, Mary’s House in Ephesus, Cave of the seven Sleepers in Ephesus, Mausoleum of Theodoric in Ravenna
Box 13, pages Baptism 448: Baptism Reliefs and paintings 40 17- 18 (448- 449: Baptism – depicting baptism; 449) Byzantine and baptismal fonts Medieval; Later Baptismal fonts
Box 13, pages Western 450: Western Examples from Poitiers, 50 19-21 Baptisteries and baptisteries Rome, Venice, (450-452) Fonts and fonts Tunisia, Numidia, Lyon, 451: Baptisteries – Milan, Naples; Aix Milan en Provence; Alberga; and Naples Cimiez, and others 452: Western baptisteries and fonts
Box 13, page 22 Western 453: Western Baptisteries in Germany, 19 (453) baptismal pools baptismal Italy, France , pools Switzerland and others, Augsburg, Köln, Geneva, Aosta
Box 13, pages Baptismal 454: Baptismal Fonts Various baptisteries and 39 23-24 (454- Fonts – Greece fonts in Greece, 455) – Greece 455: Baptisteries and Turkey and Macedonia Fonts – Greece, Turkey, Macedonia
Box 13, page 25 Baptismal fonts 456: Baptismal fonts Examples of baptismal 16 (456) – Israel, – Israel, Croatia, Late fonts in Israel, Croatia, Croatia, Late Western Late Western Western
Box 13, pages Meal Scenes 457-458: Meal Early depictions of 40 26-27 and Lord’s Scenes scenes of meals from (457-458) Supper and Lord’s Supper frescoes in catacombs predominantly (third and fourth century)
Box 13, page Basilicas; 459: Basilicas; Diagrams of churches in 58 28-30 Churches in Churches in Bethlehem, Jerusalem; (459-461) Germany Germany basilica chart, Algerian 460: Cologne bailican and monastery; Cathedral Various churches and 461: Other churches plans of church in in Germany Germany or from German Museums; Cologne Cathedral
Box 13, pages England 462: Winchester Monuments and 92 31 - 35 463: Rochester, buildings around (462-466) Dover, and Winchester, Glastonbury England: King Alfred 464: Norman statue, High Cross, Churches museum objects; 465: Durham and Winchester cathedral – Lindisfarne interior and exterior; 466: Whitby, and Rochester Cathedral, Buckland Abbey Dover Castle and Chapel; King Arthur’s grave in Glastonbury; Norman churches; Durham Cathedral, Lindisforne Priory, St. Cuthbert’s; Whitby Abbey, Coedmon’s Cross, Buckland Abbey
Box 13, pages Oxford, 467: Norman Norman Churches in 37 36-37 (467- England Churches –Oxford Oxford; St. Mary’s 468) 468: St. Mary’s Church and Christ Church and Christ Church cathedral Church Cathedral
Box 13, page 38 English History 469: English history Statues, tapestries, Battle 20 (469) Abbey, Rockingham Castle, Tower of London, White Tower, site of Battle of Bosworth Box 13, page Shakespeare 470: Shakespeare, Statues of Shakespeare 13 39; (470) and Bunyan, Carey, and John Bunyan; others Tottlebank Church sites related to John Bunyan, William Carrey House; Tottlebank Church
Box 13, page 40 Pre-historic 471: Prehistoric sites Stonehenge, Avebury, 19 (471) sites– England – England and Machire Moor and Scotland Scotland
Box 13, page 41 Maynooth, 472: Maynooth, St. Patrick’s College, 11 (472) Ireland Ireland Castle – Maynooth
Box 14, page 1 Athens, Delphi, 473: Athens, Kelphi, Sites around Athens: 17 (473) Hosios Loukas Hosio Lookas University o Athens, Mars Hill, Erechtheum, Objects in the Delphi Museum
Box 14, pages Greek 474: Greek sculpture Sculpture from ancient 80 2-6 (474-478) Sculpture – in the British Greece – Bassae Frieze, British Museum Museum Frieze of Athena, Nereid 475 -478: Parthenon Monument; Coryatid; models, sculptures Models of Parthenon, (friezes) continued Parthenon friezes, statues from Parthenon
Box 14, page 7 Parthenon- 479: Parthenon – Metope from the 12 (479) Nashville and Nashville and others Parthenon at the British others Museum, replica of the Parthenon (Nashville TN; altar of Nike Athena; Roman copy of Greek shield
Box 14, pages Objects from 480-481: Objects Glass, Menorah, frieze 34 8-9 (480-481) History in the from from 6th century Louvre the Louvre monastery, Mosaic pavements (5th century), Coptic codex, sarcophagi,
Box 14, page 10 Jerusalem 482: Jerusalem Models of Jerusalem – 20 (482) temple, Ecce Homo Church; Sites in Jerusalem
Box 14, pages Roman sites in 483: Roman sites in Mausoleum, temples, 76 11- 14 (483- Europe France baths, gate of Augustus, 486) 484: Germany, Italy, Roman bridge, Arch of Greece, Turkey Triumph; Arch of 485: England Augustus in Aosta; sites 486: Chedworth and in Cologne, Trajan’s Littlecote, England Arch, Hadrian’s gate, Trajan’s arch; Mosaics in England, hypocaust, villas, Roman walls; Roman villas in Chedworth and Littlecote
Box 14, page 15 Herculaneum 487: Herculaneum Mosaics, architecture, 19 (487) (Italy) objects at Herculaneum
Box 14, page 16 Pompeii (Italy) 488. Pompeii – Paintings on walls in the 9 (488) House of Mysteries House of Mysteries – Pompeii
Box 14, pages Objects in the 489. Altar of Zeus Objects from ancient 20 17-18 Pergamon 490: Other objects Babylon, Greece and (489-490) Museum, Rome - Various views of Berlin the Altar of Zeus; altar frieze, statues, mosaics, Trajan temple; model of Ishtar gate and Marduk temple; Babylonian sculpture
Box 14, page 19 Florence, Italy 491: Florence Pitti Palace, 20 (491) Florence and 492: Florence; Monte Michelangelo’s David, 20 Box 14, page 20 Monte Cassino Cassino, Italy Palazzio (492) Vecchio, views around Florence Views around Florence, mosaics in Florence at the Duomo, San Miniato; Church at Monte Cassina and other views Box 14, page 21 Italian towns 493: Italy – Assisi, Sites in Assisi (Santa 19 (493) Pisa, Pistoia Maria degli Angeli and others); Duomo and baptistery in Pisa and others, Baptistery in Pistoia
Box 14, pages Siena, Italy 494-495: Siena, Italy Piaza Duoma, Baptistery 40 22-23 (494-495) of St. John House of St. Catherine plus paintings and objects; San Domenico; Il Campo; paintings and sculpture
Box 14, page 24 Trent, Italy 496: Trent, Italy Duomo in Trent, Santa 20 (496) Maria Maggiore in Trent; Fountain of Neptune
Box 14, page 25 Verona, Italy 497: Verona, Italy Sites around Verona – 20 (497) Roman amphitheater, San Zeno – reliefs, doors, altar, font
Box 14, page 26 Santa Maria in 498: Santa Maria in Frescoes at Santa Maria 19 (498) Stelle; Aquino, Stelle; Aquino, Italy in Stelle; Sites in Italy Aquino – House of Thomas Aquina and tower; Church of St. Thomas and Church of Santa Maria della Libera
Box 14, pages Aquileia , Italy 499-500: Aquileia Archaeological sites in 48 27-29 (499-501) 501:Aquileia; Grado; Roman town of Dante at Ravenna Aquileia, mosaics and objects at Aquileia Funerary inscriptions, sculpture, basilica and Christian paintings and iconography from later period at Aquileia; St. Mary of Grace at Grado; Sepluchre of Dante at Ravenna Box 14, page 30 Bologna, Italy 502: Bologna, Italy Sites in Bologna – 18 (502) Palazzo Universitá; Church of San Giacomo Maggiore, Fountain of Neptune, Town Hall other churches
Box 14, pages Ostia, Italy 503- 505: Ostia Sites and objects from 60 31-33 (503-505) Ostia, mosaic, Roman ruins (temples, harbor scenes from antiquity, Christian oratory, Thermopolium, Basilica, Taverna of fish seller; synagogue at Ostia
Box 14, page 34 Canossa, North 506: Canossa Views of Canossa in 11 (506) Italy northern Italy, castle at Canossa
Box 14, page 35 Venice, Italy 507: Venice Views of sites in Venice 17 (507) (St. Marco, Doge’s Palace) mosaics and sculpture
Box 14, page 36 Monreale and 508: Monreale and Duomo in Monreale, 14 (508) Palermo, Sicily Palermo, Sicily tomb of King William II, Benedictine Cloister; Cathedral in Palermo, Duomo, Martorana Church; San Cataldo
Box 14, page 37 Roskilde, 509: Roskile, Red Brick Church; 7 (509) Denmark Denmark reconstructions of Viking ships
Box 14, page 38 Rome 510: Rome Sites around Rome – 13 (510) Moses, Victor Emmanuel Monument, Castel San Angelo, St. Agnes in Agore, Piazza Navona
Box 14, page 39 St. Peter’s – 511: St. Peter’s Views of St. Peter’s 12 (511) Vatican -Vatican
Box 14, page 40 Paris and 512: Paris and Sites in Paris – Louvre, 11 (512) Versailles – Versailles Eiffel Tower; France - France Versailles
Box 14, page 41 Kariye Church; 513: Kariye Church, Mosaics from Kariye 6 (513) Istanbul Istanbul Church in Istanbul
Series II: Teaching and Ministry Materials Box 15 Bible History 651 (32 VHS tapes) The Church of Christ: A Biblical Ecclesiology - Packaged Edited manuscript of Early Christians Speak
Box 16 Association Internationale d'Etudes Patristiques (International Association of Patristic Studies) Bulletin d’information et de liaison (1971-2014) Proposal for revision of the statues of AIEP, 2003 Panorama of Church History - Munch & Montjuvin A folder containing various photos of Greco-Roman art and buildings Extract from The Journal of Theological Studies, 1979 Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt, 1980 The Classic World, Special Survey Issue, 1983
Boxes 17 and 18 (2 Tubes located in oversized storage) Charts of Church history Foundations of the Church | 6 BC - 325 AD Two Christian Epochs | 325- 1308 Decline & Reformation | 1308 - 1603 Diversity in a Secular World | 1607 - 1962 Hebrew Bible, 5639 Hebrew Calendar Midrash on a section of the book of Daniel (in Hebrew) Acts & Monuments, 1631 Book of Common Prayer, 1688 Text from 1 Samuel (in Old English) Synopsis Scriptorum Ecclesiae Antiquae, A.D. 60-460 (Oversized)
Box 19 "Ancient Champions of Oneness" with a correspondence with James T. Kieferdor, 22 December 1979 Matthew 16:13-20: An Exegesis, Jon N. Bailey, undated A Critical Review of Wayne A. Meeks, the First Urban Christians: The Social World of the Apostle Paul (1983), David L. Balch, 19 December 1983 The Social Contexts of Epistolary Types, Stanley Kent Stowers, undated Recent Discoveries in Britain, K.S. Painter, undated Paleo-Christian Art in Britain and Ireland to the Time of the Bede, K.S. Painter, undated The Water Newton Treasure: Discussion, K.S. Painter, undated The Hoxne Hoard: A Preliminary Report, Everett Ferguson, 1994 Correspondence concerning the Hoxne Treasure, Catherine Johns, 12 July 1994 The Water Newton Silver: Votive or Liturgical, K.S. Painter, 1999 Review of Paul Corby Finney's "The Invisible God: The Earliest Christians on Art", Michael P. McHugh, May 1995 La Voz Eterna Magazine with Correspondence to Everett Ferguson, 16 November 2004 Review of Thomas F. Matthews' "The Clash of Gods: A Reinterpretation of Early Christian Art" with Ferguson's personal notes, Everett Ferguson, undated Eucharist and Ecclesiology: An Academic Colloquy Honoring the Life and Work of Dr. Everett Ferguson Awards, diplomas, and certificates (1 of 2) Awards, diplomas, and certificates (2 of 2) The Ferguson Symposium, Christian Scholars Conference, June 4, 2010
Box 20 Awards, diplomas, plaques, certificates, and memorabilia