Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia is the greatest existing example of Byzantine architecture. It was built in Constantinople (now Istanbul, Turkey) between 532 and 537 A.D. (C.E.), and it was designed by the architects Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus. Hagia Sophia was built as a Christian church but became an Islamic mosque after the Ottoman conquest of 1453. It became a museum after World War I.
LINNCWeb Online Catalog – Search Terms
Call Numbers for Browsing the Shelves
Circulating Books – A Selected List
Call Number: NA5871 .T7 E37 2003
Call Number: NA200 .K65 1995
Call Number: NA360 .K72 1986
Call Number: NA5870 .A9 M28 1997
Call Number: NA200 .W412 2000
Reference Materials
Call Number: REF N5300 .J3 2007
o Pgs. 256-260
Call Number: REF N6250 .G55 1997
o Pgs. 27-28
Call Number: REF N5300 .G25 2005
o Pgs. 329-332
Call Number: REF NA 5870 .A9 H34 1992
Call Number: REF N5300 .S923 2005
o Pgs. 270-273
Research Databases
To access Valencia’s research databases, open your Atlas account, select ‘Search the Library’, then select ‘Databases A-Z’.
This Research Guide is designed to help users find information on a particular topic within the Valencia College East Campus Library. This is by no means a comprehensive list of resources and other resources may be available on this topic. Please check the LINCCWeb, VCC East’s online catalog, to verify the availability of circulating books within the library. Feel free to ask a librarian for help if you need further assistance.
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Last Revised on November 20, 2021