ÉPUISÉ - Ancient Churches of Rome, (Bibliothèque de l'Antiquité Tardive, BAT 8), 2005, 250 p. -

Focusing on the formative centuries of Christianity, from the reign of Constantine until the emergence of the Medieval world order in the Carolingian age, the author offers a broad panoramic view of Christian church architecture in Rome from its conception to the establishment of canonical church types. Throughout, the author treats the archaeological remains as speaking testimonies, articulating the intentions, motivations and self-perception of Rome's early Christian community.