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 1  2,2 |       there was not a single pagan temple in Constantinople itself,
 2  2,2 |          he expected to see at the temple of Apollo, in the Antioch
 3  2,2 |        festival. Upon entering the temple, he found, to his great
 4  2,2 |          hastened thither from the temple of Zeus Kasios, thinking
 5  2,2 |       sudden fire broke out in the temple of Daphne. Naturally the
 6  2,2 |           suspected of setting the temple on fire. Greatly provoked
 7  2,3 |          destruction of the famous temple of the god Serapis, the
 8  2,3 |   Constantinople and buried in the Temple of the Apostles. For his
 9  3,4 |         victory, Silko set up in a temple of the Blemyes an inscription
10  3,6 |            sanctuary in Italy, the temple of Apollo in the sacred
11  3,16|              In order to make this temple a building of unusual splendor,
12  3,16|            magnificence to the new temple.~ The Emperor chose for
13  3,16|             said upon entering the temple: “Glory be to God who deemed
14  3,16|       grandeur and splendor of the temple one must see it from the
15  3,16|        inside.~ In former days the temple had a spacious court, the
16  3,16|           the atrium adjoining the temple was a sort of outer porch
17  3,16|           from this porch into the temple; the central widest and
18  3,16|      intended for the emperor. The temple itself, approaching in its
19  3,16|         mosaics of this remarkable temple have heretofore been inaccessible,
20  4,4 |            by the patriarch in the temple of St. Sophia. He spared
21  5,5 |    gathered in the year 786 in the Temple of the Holy Apostles. But
22  5,5 |      icon-worship, rushed into the temple with drawn swords and forced
23  5,8 |           honors and buried in the temple of the Apostles. I want
24  5,8 |        council was gathered in the temple of St. Sophia in Constantinople.
25  5,8 |       service was performed in the temple of St. Sophia on the first
26  6,1 |          the imperial crown in the temple of St. Sophia. He repaid
27  6,2 |    ordering the destruction of the temple was signed by his Christian
28  7,1 | possessions. In 1009 he caused the Temple of the Resurrection and
29  7,1 |            real restoration of the Temple of the Resurrection. The
30  7,1 |             The restoration of the Temple was completed in the middle
31  7,1 |          Jerusalem.~ The destroyed Temple of the Resurrection was
32  7,1 |      enumerated the columns of the Temple, described its marble decorated
33  7,1 |         was the destruction of the Temple of the Resurrection and
34  7,1 |             The destruction of the Temple of the Resurrection in 1009
35  9,14|            Catholic church. In the temple of St. Peter the pope celebrated
36  9,15|            entrance gates into the temple of St. Peter, are some small