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EARLY CHRISTIAN AND BYZANTINE ART, 1st–9th CENTURIES
Crucifixion of Jesus (c. A.D. 33)
Constantine's Edict of Milan (A.D. 313)
Early Christian art: catacombs, Old Saint Peter's Martyria, mosaics, basilicas
Byzantine Empire: Justinian and Theodora (6th century)
       San Vitale; Hagia Sophia; domes on pendentives
       The codex (Vienna Genesis)
       Iconoclastic Controversy (8th–9th centuries)

Developments in Buddhist Art, 1st–7th Centuries
       India: Gupta sculpture; Ajanta Caves
       China: Silk Roads; Yungang Caves; Longmen Caves
              Paradise sects





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