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'Nadine Schibille provides analytical discussion of these texts, charting in detail their relationships to early Christian patristic literature, pre-Christian sources and even the physiology of visual percetion.' Art Newspaper ""In Hagia Sophia and the Byzantine Aesthetic Experience, Nadine Schibille brings special skills to bear in an attempt to recapture the impact of this enormous building on sixth-century Christians. Schibille draws with great skill on contemporary Byzantine writings.""-Peter Brown, The New York Review

In Hagia Sophia and the Byzantine Aesthetic Experience, Nadine Schibille brings special skills to bear in an attempt to recapture the impact of this enormous building on sixth-century Christians. Schibille draws with great skill on contemporary Byzantine writings. -Peter Brown, The New York Review

'Nadine Schibille provides analytical discussion of these texts, charting in detail their relationships to early Christian patristic literature, pre-Christian sources and even the physiology of visual percetion.' Art Newspaper In Hagia Sophia and the Byzantine Aesthetic Experience, Nadine Schibille brings special skills to bear in an attempt to recapture the impact of this enormous building on sixth-century Christians. Schibille draws with great skill on contemporary Byzantine writings. -Peter Brown, The New York Review

'Nadine Schibille provides analytical discussion of these texts, charting in detail their relationships to early Christian patristic literature, pre-Christian sources and even the physiology of visual percetion.' Art Newspaper

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Dr Nadine Schibille is a Lecturer in Art History at the University of Sussex, UK.

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