Constantinople, Rome and the Churches of Greece

With a lively cadence, Constantinople, Rome, and the Churches of Greece offers a detailed chronicle of the Churches in Greece, Greek Orthodox and Latin Catholic, from the second century to the modern period: how did they interact; what political and military forces were encountered; what religious pressures, and how did they endure these to finally survive. Not only does Dr. Frazee discuss the leaders and power players involved, he also relates how the actions of these contenders came down into the lives of the ordinary people. Every page is filled with people, places, decisions, and responses. Each chapter consists of a manageable size and is divided into palatable sections, making this most factual read accessible. Each chapter also has numerous endnotes citing supportive evidence, further explanations, and additional reading. A full bibliography, a black and white photo section, and an index conclude the book.