The world of Byzantine liturgical book types is fascinating but also confusing. While they are central to the study and celebration of Byzantine Liturgy, no one work offers an overview of their history, contents, and structure. This volume offers for the first time an introduction to the major types of Byzantine liturgical books, their taxonomy, origins, development, and contents. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface The Typikon: An Overview Job GETCHA The Ensemble of Liturgical Books in a Byzantine Liturgical Context: The Case of the Evergetis Typikon Joan LENA The Typikon of M r S b and its Interactive Function in the Byzantine Liturgical Context, Diego R. FITTIPALDI Liturgical Gospel Codices of the Byzantine Church Chris JORDAN The Impact of Byzantine Lectionary Readings on the Selection of Texts for Illustration in Two Byzantine Gospel Books: Athos, Iviron 5 and Paris, BnF, gr. 54 Kathleen MAXWELL The Byzantine Apostolos in Codico-Liturgical Context Samuel GIBSON Prophetologion Sysse G. ENGBERG Perspectives on the History and Theology of the Prophetologion Alexandru MIH?IL? Psalters, Georgi R. PARPULOV Euchologion Michael ZHELTOV The Palestino-Byzantine Horologion: A First Attempt at Historical Overview and Typology Stig Simeon R. FR YSHOV Triodion and Pentekostarion: Liturgical Books for the Paschal Cycle, Damaskinos OLKINUORA Menaion Apostolos SPANOS The Liturgical Book of the Oktoechos: Function, Forms and Manuscript Tradition Luigi D?AMELIA Byzantine Musical Manuscripts: A Chrono-Typological Overview Christian TROELSG RD The Panegyrikon as a Liturgical Book: a General View through the Lens of the Evergetis Typikon and the Saviour?s Typikon, with a New Typology Joan LENA Menologia and Synaxaria: Hagiographical Collections in Byzantium Christian H GEL Toward a Taxonomy of Liturgical Codices Stefano PARENTI and Gabriel RADLE Towards a History of Printed Liturgical Books in the Modern Greek State: An Initial Survey Stefanos ALEXOPOULOS and Dionysios BILALIS ANATOLIKIOTES