Denys Pringle Bücher

The first volume of this three-part series offers a comprehensive gazetteer detailing the 400 church buildings that once stood in the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem. It serves as an invaluable resource for historians and enthusiasts of medieval architecture, providing insights into the religious and cultural significance of these structures within the context of the Crusades.

Focusing on the architectural heritage of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem, this gazetteer meticulously catalogs all secular buildings that once stood in the region. It offers detailed descriptions and historical context, providing valuable insights into the architectural styles and urban planning of the time. This resource serves as an essential reference for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the Crusader period, highlighting the significance of these structures in understanding the cultural landscape of medieval Jerusalem.

This volume continues the comprehensive illustrated documentation of Crusader church architecture, showcasing significant structures from the era. It offers in-depth insights into the design, construction, and historical context of these religious buildings, making it an essential resource for historians, architects, and enthusiasts of medieval architecture. The detailed illustrations enhance the understanding of the architectural styles and influences prevalent during the Crusades.