Byzantine Churches in Constantinople: Their History and Architecture
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This study surveys the churches of Byzantine Constantinople, combining scattered historical notices with careful architectural description and measured plans. It documents surviving sanctuaries, many altered or repurposed, and distinguishes original fabric from later changes while noting difficulties caused by concealment and inaccessibility. Accompanied by maps, sections, photographs, and sketches, the work classifies recurring building types, decorative motifs, and structural solutions, and connects liturgical function and patronage to shifts in form. The result is a systematic, site-based account that traces variety and development across the city's ecclesiastical monuments.
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