On Internet Archive there are some old English books on Dalmatia and Istria written in the 19th century (not bad ones).
The Basilica of
Euphrasius in Poreč / Milan Prelog ; translated from the Croatian by Janko Paravić ; colour plates Milan Babić. Zagreb : Associated Publishers, 1986.
The architecture and architectural sculpture of the sixth-century Eufrasius Cathedral complex at Porec̆ / by Ann Raybin Terry. Thesis (Ph. D.)-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1984.
History of
Dalmatia / Giuseppe Praga ; [translated from the Italian by Edward Steinberg ; edited by Franco Luxardo]. Pisa : Giardini, 1993.
The medieval Dalmatian episcopal cities : development and transformation / Joan Dusa. New York : P. Lang, 1991.
Poreč : Istria - Croatia / [photographs Renco Kosinožić ; texts Marino Baldini, Rodoljub Kosić, Mate Maras ; English translation Dubravka Dostal]. Poreč : Inart, 1998.
Eufrazijeva bazilika u Poreču = La basilica Eufrasiana a Parenzo = Euphrasius basilika in Poreč = The basilica Euphrasiana of Parenzo / [autor teksta] Antun Milovan ; [fotografije] Alfio Klarić ; [prijevod na talijanski Tullio Vorano, na njemački Marieta Djaković,
na engleski Ivana Polonijo ; proslov Vesna Girardi-Jurkić]. Pula : Sv. German, 1998.
Vadim Prozorov
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> La cristianizzazzione dell'Adriatico, ed. G. Cuscito (Trieste: Editreg,
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> > I assume this is on the Christianization of the Adriatic - the Italian
> would be beyond me but does anyone know of something in English on this
> topic? I recently spent a wonderful week in Istria (part of Croatia) and
> visited a few medieval churches - including the wonderful basilica of
> Euphrasius at Porec of which I have a few (not terribly good) photos which I
> may send to Marjorie for the medrelart shutterfly site - highlights are the
> 6th century apse mosaics and 13th cent. ciborium. There was a great
> Byzantium influence but, as far as I can make out, a deliberate choice to
> join the Roman church after the split. This is neither the period nor the
> region of my expertise (such as it is) but I would like to learn more.
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> Cate
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