The Church of St. Polyeuktos at Constantinople

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The Church of St. Polyeuktos at Constantinople
	Contents
	1 The Rediscovery
	2 The Foundress Anicia Juliana
		Was There a Personal Rivalry between Juliana and Justinian?
	3 The Early Churches of Constantinople
		The Great Basilicas of the City in the Fifth Century
		The Innovative Architecture of the City in the Sixth Century
	4 The Dating
	5 The Site
		Topography
		The Atrium and the Western Façade
		The Outbuilding
		The Main Body of the Church
		The Crypt
		The Naos
	6 The Epigrams
		The Ekphrasis at the Western Façade
		The Enkomion in the Naos
		The Epigram of Sts. Sergius and Bacchus. An Imperial Response?
	7 The Architectural Sculpture
	8 The Reconstructions
		History of Research
		The Harrison Reconstruction
		The Harrison Correspondence
		The Bardill Reconstruction
		The Internal Arrangements: The Exedrae
	9 No Temple for Byzantium
		The Epigram of St. Polyeuktos Mentioning Solomon
		The Measurements
		The Architectural Sculpture (Peacocks for Seraphs)
	10 The Site in the Middle Ages
		The Marble Icons
		The Cemetery and the Funerary Column
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