ANGELIKI LYMBEROPOULOU is Senior Lecturer in Art History at The Open University. She is the editor, with Rembrandt Duits, of Byzantine Art and Renaissance Europe (2013) and of Cross-Cultural Interaction between Byzantium and the West 1204-1669. Whose Mediterranean is it Anyway? (2018).

• Volume 1: Introduction Angeliki Lymberopoulou and Eirini Panou; Part I: Crete; 1. From Crete to Hell: The Textual Tradition on Punishments in the Afterlife and the Writings of Joseph Bryennios on Crete Dionysios Stathakopoulos; 2. Venetian Crete: The Historical Context Charalambos Gasparis; 3. Hell on Crete Angeliki Lymberopoulou; 4. Hell from West to East: Western Resonances in Cretan Wall Painting Rembrandt Duits; Part II: Eastern Mediterranean; 5. 'When the visual order was established': The Last Judgement and Punishments in Hell in Byzantine Cappadocia Rainer Warland ; 6. Damned in Hell, damned in the Church: Imagery and Space in Byzantium Athanasios Semoglou; 7. Images of Hell and the Afterlife in the Churches of Lakonia Sharon Gerstel and Panayiotis S. Katsafados; 8. Hell in the Sweet Land: Hell's Place in the Last Judgements of Byzantine and Medieval Cyprus Annemarie Weyl Carr. Volume 2: Introduction Rembrandt Duits; I. Chania (nos 1-47); II. Rethymnon (nos 48-73); III. Herakleion (nos 74-92); IV; Lassithi (nos 93-107); V. Chronological Arrangement of Cretan Churches.

ANGELIKI LYMBEROPOULOU is Senior Lecturer in Art History at The Open University. She is the editor, with Rembrandt Duits, of Byzantine Art and Renaissance Europe (2013) and of Cross-Cultural Interaction between Byzantium and the West 1204-1669. Whose Mediterranean is it Anyway? (2018).

• Volume 1: Introduction Angeliki Lymberopoulou and Eirini Panou; Part I: Crete; 1. From Crete to Hell: The Textual Tradition on Punishments in the Afterlife and the Writings of Joseph Bryennios on Crete Dionysios Stathakopoulos; 2. Venetian Crete: The Historical Context Charalambos Gasparis; 3. Hell on Crete Angeliki Lymberopoulou; 4. Hell from West to East: Western Resonances in Cretan Wall Painting Rembrandt Duits; Part II: Eastern Mediterranean; 5. 'When the visual order was established': The Last Judgement and Punishments in Hell in Byzantine Cappadocia Rainer Warland ; 6. Damned in Hell, damned in the Church: Imagery and Space in Byzantium Athanasios Semoglou; 7. Images of Hell and the Afterlife in the Churches of Lakonia Sharon Gerstel and Panayiotis S. Katsafados; 8. Hell in the Sweet Land: Hell's Place in the Last Judgements of Byzantine and Medieval Cyprus Annemarie Weyl Carr. Volume 2: Introduction Rembrandt Duits; I. Chania (nos 1-47); II. Rethymnon (nos 48-73); III. Herakleion (nos 74-92); IV; Lassithi (nos 93-107); V. Chronological Arrangement of Cretan Churches.

ANGELIKI LYMBEROPOULOU is Senior Lecturer in Art History at The Open University. She is the editor, with Rembrandt Duits, of Byzantine Art and Renaissance Europe (2013) and of Cross-Cultural Interaction between Byzantium and the West 1204-1669. Whose Mediterranean is it Anyway? (2018).

• Volume 1: Introduction Angeliki Lymberopoulou and Eirini Panou; Part I: Crete; 1. From Crete to Hell: The Textual Tradition on Punishments in the Afterlife and the Writings of Joseph Bryennios on Crete Dionysios Stathakopoulos; 2. Venetian Crete: The Historical Context Charalambos Gasparis; 3. Hell on Crete Angeliki Lymberopoulou; 4. Hell from West to East: Western Resonances in Cretan Wall Painting Rembrandt Duits; Part II: Eastern Mediterranean; 5. 'When the visual order was established': The Last Judgement and Punishments in Hell in Byzantine Cappadocia Rainer Warland ; 6. Damned in Hell, damned in the Church: Imagery and Space in Byzantium Athanasios Semoglou; 7. Images of Hell and the Afterlife in the Churches of Lakonia Sharon Gerstel and Panayiotis S. Katsafados; 8. Hell in the Sweet Land: Hell's Place in the Last Judgements of Byzantine and Medieval Cyprus Annemarie Weyl Carr. Volume 2: Introduction Rembrandt Duits; I. Chania (nos 1-47); II. Rethymnon (nos 48-73); III. Herakleion (nos 74-92); IV; Lassithi (nos 93-107); V. Chronological Arrangement of Cretan Churches.