The Churches and Catacombs of Early Christian Rome: A Comprehensive Guide (review)
Carolyn Osiek
This is an interesting guidebook that does what it claims to do: give the foundational information about every possible early Christian church in Rome and major catacombs. "Early Christian" here understood as first late ninth century, end of Carolingian Renaissance, so a great deal material covered would not be by readers this journal. The then arranged thirteen itineraries according location: Vatican, area St. John Lateran, from Santa Maria Maggiore Susanna, San Clemente, Forum, Campus Martius, Aventine Forum Boarium, Porta Capena, Paolo fuori le Mura, Via Appia catacombs, Salaria area, Trastevere, Casilina.
Journal of Early Christian Studies