10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIACONICON»
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diaconicon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Architecture of the Kariye Camii in Istanbul
The north section of the apse retained its original brickwork, by which the
coursing was determined. A single Turkish window had replaced the tripartite
Byzantine window, which was restored with new mullions. The exterior of the
diaconicon is ...
Robert G. Ousterhout, 1987
2
The Church In ANgloSaxon England
The chamber on the north side, known as the diaconicon, was the vestry or
sacristy, where the sacred vessels were kept and the clergy robed; on the south
side (as a rule) was the prothesis, where the deacon prepared the offerings of the
...
3
The Church in Anglo-Saxon England
The chamber on the north side, known as the diaconicon, was the vestry or
sacristy, where the sacred vessels were kept and the clergy robed ; on the south
side (as a rule) was the prothesis, where the deacon prepared the offerings of the
...
4
The Image of St Francis: Responses to Sainthood in the ...
Archaeological evidence has shown that, when they did return, the little apse
containing the St Francis Cycle was walled up and the diaconicon complex from
which it protruded was redecorated. The reason for blocking it off was probably to
...
5
Dictionary of Architecture and Building Construction
2 see circuit diagram. diaita Greek form is diaeta. diakonikon Greek form of
diaconicon. !95 dial-a-bus a bus transport system in which the desired pick-up
points and destinations of passengers are phoned in to the system controller, and
a ...
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi, 2008
6
A Byzantine Church at Khirbat Al-Karak
At the western edge of the southern of the two wing walls (see below) which
separate the anteroom from the diaconicon, the mosaic design changes to a pink
-and-white checkerboard which continues under the wing wall for an
undetermined ...
Pinhas Delougaz, Richard C. Haines, 1960
7
Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan
9. The old diaconicon of the basilica (August 531). the region'8, change the
ruined mausoleum which until then has been used for funeral purposes, into a
church. B . The setting of the three-nave basilica The second problem is
constituted by ...
8
Studies in the history and archaeology of Jordan I
The old diaconicon of the basilica (August 531). the region'8, change the ruined
mausoleum which until then has been used for funeral purposes, into a church. 8
. The setting of the three-nave basilica The second problem is constituted by the ...
9
Early Christian and Byzantine Architecture
In Byzantine usage, by the eighth century the gospels are kept in the south room
adjoining the chancel - the diaconicon - while the north room serves as the
prothesis, where the species of the Eucharist are kept and prepared before they
are ...
Richard Krautheimer, Slobodan Ćurčić, 1986
10
The Development of Middle Byzantine Fresco Painting in Greece
PROTHESIS AND DIACONICON With the exception of the continuation on the
walls of the lateral units of the sanctuary, of the assembly of Hierarchs which
starts in the apse and the bema, there is little indication in our churches of any
regular ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIACONICON»
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diaconicon is used in the context of the following news items.
Living among the dead
In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, the southern apse of a church is known as the diaconicon and the north apse the prothesis. In mosques and ... «Ahram Online, Feb 15»
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... uniface nitrolime preimpression begat deflagrable terrestrialize logicaster diaconicon lector northupite possessedly subclimatic clogdogdo ... «What Digital Camera, Sep 10»
