Byzantine and Romanesque architecture . epts,—which showed the rounded back of the barrel vault, while the four small squares in the corners were roofed at a lower level. The eastern arm was lengthened by a short bay and an apse for the bema, and the western arm was generally prolonged by a bay before meeting the narthex. The fully developed cruciform plan is well shown in the s. Theo- church of S. Theodore Tyrone (Kilisse Mesjidi) (Fig. 27) Tyrone which though iu its present form it is mainly of the 11 th or 12th century represents an older church of the 6th. The four mean columns that form t
Byzantine and Romanesque architecture . epts,—which showed the rounded back of the barrel vault, while the four small squares in the corners were roofed at a lower level. The eastern arm was lengthened by a short bay and an apse for the bema, and the western arm was generally prolonged by a bay before meeting the narthex. The fully developed cruciform plan is well shown in the s. Theo- church of S. Theodore Tyrone (Kilisse Mesjidi) (Fig. 27) Tyrone which though iu its present form it is mainly of the 11 th or 12th century represents an older church of the 6th. The four mean columns that form the interior square and carry the dome have no doubt taken the place of fine shafts of marble appropriated by the Turks for TheGui use elsewhere. In the Gul Djami, or Rose mosque (S. Theodosia), which is variously attributed to the end of the 9th and to the loth or nth century, the later date probably relating to a remodelling of the exterior apses, the cruciform plan is less obvious. The two Djami ] LATER BYZANTINE BUILDINGS 123. 30 Hfy 2L So 70 Fig. 27. Tfed: font
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