From the Danube to the Sea. Historical testimonies and monuments of Christian art

Foreword - Continuity of the Romanic population in Dobrudja - Romanism and Christianity, coordinates of Romanian ethno-genesis - Penetration and development of Christianity in Scythia Minor - Martyrs and saints on the land of today's Dobrudja - Theological writers in Scythia Minor - Basilicas of Tomis - Basilicas from Axiopolis, Callatis and Tropaeum Traiani - Christian testimonies in the Archaeological Museum Constanța - Ruins and Christian testimonies from the mouth of the Danube - From Turcoaia to Niculițel. Ancient Christian Testimonies and Monuments - The Beginnings of Christianity in the Roman South of Moldavia - Some Considerations on the Language of Christian Inscriptions in Scythia Minor in the 4th-6th centuries - The Churches from Murfatlar - An Unknown Medieval Monument from Dobrudja: the church of Sf. Atanasie from Niculițel (13th century) - The Metropolitan Church of Celținia and its importance - The Metropolitan centre of Vicina and its role in preserving Orthodoxy in the Romanian lands - Church life in Dobrudja and parts of the Lower Danube - Dobrudja and Lower Danube monasteries - Church life in Dobrudja and the Lower Danube after the Independence war - Abstracts - Name Index – Contents.