An encyclopedia of sorts, cataloging the monasteries of Mt. Athos, with beautiful color photos.

Part memoir and part history of the Byzantine Empire, this book recounts Dalrymple’s journey retracing John Moschos’ travels, from Mt. Athos through Constantinople, with stops in the Armenian quarter of Jerusalem and a brief meeting with the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem.

An American pilgrim's account of his 10-day stay on Mt. Athos.

History, description, and photos of twenty Athonite monasteries.

An account of the Georgian literary school on Mt. Athos.

A collection of photographs of the monks living on Mt. Athos, along with brief reflections on the monks and Athonite life.

A treatise on prayer and the spiritual life written by an unknown Athonite monk in 1851.

Title: General illustrated guidebook to monasteries and holy places of the Russian Empire and Mt. Athos. Includes photos and sketches of the monasteries and monks.

Legal petitions, letters, and opinions surrounding the case of four monks expelled from the Skete of Prophet Elias for excessive fanaticism.

A brief account of Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (a.k.a., “Le Corbusier)’s travels through Mt. Athos and Athens, including pencil sketches of the mountain and monasteries. Tsiomis, Yannis. “Athos to Athens: Greece in the Voyage d'Orient.” Pp.104-109

Contains chapters on the Armenian and Greek churches of Jerusalem and suggests other bibliographies.

A history and description of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem.
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History of Armenia, also documenting movements of Armenian Christian art. Includes sections on sacred art and manuscripts.

The official publication of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem, articles are written primarily in English. It began publication in 1997 and is issued bimonthly. Only selected issues are held at the Library of Congress.

Official publication of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem. Articles are mostly in Armenian, with some in English.

Publication of the Hillander monastery on Mt. Athos. Published intermittently over the years, only selected issues are held at the Library of Congress. Articles are written in French and English, but primarily in Serbo-Croatian.