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The centre of life for the ordinary citizen of Constantinople. The churches are more modest than those around the major palaces near Aya Sofya. The intact ones are the marble-lined Kalenderhane, the doll’s house of Bodrum Camii and the unreconstructed, dirty-old-man of Constantinople churches, Vefa Camii. The rest have disappeared under development, especially of the ever-metastasising Istanbul University. It may have been better if the remains of the massive Church of St Polyeuktos had never resurfaced.

Vefa Camii/Kilise Camii/Molla Gürani Camii/Church of St Theodore

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Bodrum Camii/Church of the Myrelaion/Myrrhelaion

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Kalenderhane/The Church of St Saviour Kataleptos

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Church of St Polyeuktos

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The Beyazit Churches

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Balaban Ağa Mescidi

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Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople/Surp Asvadzadzin Patriarchal Church

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  1. Enormousfish | Istanbul: Byzantine Churches and the Fragmenting Patriarchate | Adam Kaya Heskith | Author and Writer | Enormousfish Says:
    June 19th, 2014 at 7:28 pm

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