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Church of Archangel Michael in the Pantokrator Monastery,... | Download Scientific Diagram
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The walls & gates of Constantinople played a key role in the history
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Street in Eyüp, a section of Constantinople, Turkey. 19th century Stock Photo - Alamy
Fully Centralised Structures Compared; A) St. Hrip'Sime, Vagharshapat; B) St. Gregory, Zvart'Nots; C) St. Andrew, Peristerai; D) St. Vitale, Ravenna; E) SS Sergius and Bacchus, Constantinople: plans and sections | RIBA pix
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The walls & gates of Constantinople played a key role in the history
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Reconstruction of Constantinople: From 4th to 13th Century AD
Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine: reconstruction plan… | Flickr
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Cross section and architectural details of Kutciuk Aja Sophia, the church of Sergius and Bacchus, from Church Architecture of Constantinople, pub. by Lehmann and Wentzel of Vienna, c.1870-80 Reproduction | 1st Art
St. Sophia (Hagia Sophia), Constantinople: elevations, sections and plan | RIBA pix
