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The north-eastern entrance of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. On the right the Soğukçeşme street and part of the walls of Topkapi Palace.

North-eastern view of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. In the background the Mosque of Sultan Ahmet I.

View of Daphni Monasteri in Chaidari.

The northern wall of the Acropolis of Athens and the church of Metamorfosis Sotiros.

View of the Seraglio Point. On the left Kadiköy. On the right Hagia Sophia and the Mosque of Sultan Ahmet I.

View of the Seraglio Point from the Sea of Marmara.

Byzantine aqueduct in Selçuk, close to Ephesus. In the background the Castle of Selçuk, on the Ayasuluk hill.

View of Nafplio.

Map of Patmos.

View of Istanbul.

Map of Istanbul.

Map of Istanbul, (Gennadius Library).

Fig. 1. View of Gelibolu. Fig. 2. View of Istanbul.

View of the complex of Eleona Basilica or Pater Noster Church on Mount of Olives, Jerusalem. View of the Chapel of the Ascension in the same complex.

Plan of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

View of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

Plan of the Basilica of the Nativity in Bethlehem.

The Cave of the Nativity in Bethlehem.

Plan of the Basilica of the Nativity and its chapels in Bethlehem.

View of the Church of Saint John the Baptist (A) and the putativehouse of his mother Elizabeth in Ein Karem near Jerusalem.

Rotonda in Thessaloniki.

Agioi Apostoloi church in Thessaloniki.

Sections of Hagios Demetrios church in Thessaloniki. Russian lithograph, c. 1870.

Longitudinal section and plan of the Rotonda in Thessaloniki. Russian lithograph, c. 1870.

Rotonda in Thessaloniki. Russian lithograph, c. 1870.

Elevation of Hagioi Apostoloi church in Thessaloniki. Russian lithograph, c. 1870.

Section, views and plans of Rotonda in Thessaloniki. South view, plan and section of Profitis Ilias church in Thessaloniki.

Mosaics from Rotonda in Thessaloniki.

Interior of Hagios Demetrius church prior to the fire of September 1891.