CHURCH OF THE GASTRIA
LXXVIII. (1) The Church from the east.
(2) The Entrance 268
LXXIX. (1) The Church from the west. (2) The Interior 270
BOGDAN SERAI
LXXX. (1) The Apse in the Upper Chapel.
(2) A Pendentive of the Dome.
(3) The Chapel, from the north-west 280
CHURCH OF S. SAVIOUR IN THE CHORA
LXXXI. (1) The Church from the west.
(2) The Church from the south-east 288
LXXXII. (1) The Church from the north-east.
(2) The North Side of the Church 292
LXXXIII. (1) The Inner Narthex, looking south.
(2) Another View of the same 296
LXXXIV. (1) A Capital in the Outer Narthex.
(2) Another Capital in the Outer Narthex 300
LXXXV. (1) The Interior, looking north-west.
(2) The Outer Narthex, looking south 304
LXXXVI. (1) The Eikon Frame on the South-eastern Pier.
(2) The Interior, looking east 308
LXXXVII. (1) The Cornice above the Main Door (on the
Interior).
(2) The Archivolt on the North Wall of the
Parecclesion.
(3) Window Heads in the Central Apse 310
LXXXVIII. (1) The East End of the Parecclesion. (2) A Capital
at the Entrance to the Parecclesion 314
LXXXIX. (1) The Parecclesion, looking south-east.
(2) The Parecclesion, looking west 316
XC. (1) Mosaic representing the Miracle of Water turned
into Wine.
(2) Mosaic representing Mary caressed by her parents,
and blessed by priests seated at a banquet 322
XCI. (1) Mosaic representing the Registration of Mary
and Joseph at Bethlehem.
(2) Mosaic representing Theodore Metochites offering
the Church to Christ 326
XCII. The Archivolt on the South Wall of the Parecclesion,
with the Epitaph in honour of Tornikes 330
CHAPTER I
BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE
I. PLANNING
At the beginning of the fifth century, which is a suitable point from
which to date the rise of Byzantine architecture, thr
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