A Companion to Byzantine Law offers a comprehensive exploration of the legal systems that shaped one of history's most significant empires. Spanning from the foundation of Constantinople in 330 to the conclusion of the Macedonian Dynasty in 1056, this work provides an essential guide to the development of legal principles within a Christian context. Expert contributors Papagianni and Penna meticulously map out the intersection of statecraft, canon law, and imperial authority. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for researchers, historians, and theology students seeking to understand how the Byzantine Empire integrated religious tradition with complex civil governance. Through its detailed analysis of legal evolution, you will gain a deeper appreciation for the structured society that preserved Christian civilisation throughout the Middle Ages.