- arcade, colonnade, screen, or rail, and an
external closed space, the
exonarthex (outer narthex), a
court in
front of the
church facade delimited on all...
- narthex. It
divides north–south into the outer, or
exonarthex and the inner, or esonarthex. The
exonarthex (or
outer narthex) is the
first part of the church...
- George. The
original entrance above the
Church of
Saint George, now in the
exonarthex,
bears the inscription: I,
Voivode Stephen, by the
Grace of God Ruler...
-
kathedra (episcopal throne), or both an
esonarthex (inner-narthex) and
exonarthex (outer narthex), used for
special services such as the
Paschal vigil or...
- the naos have not
survived except three panels, the
decoration of the
exonarthex and the
esonarthex constitute the most
important full-scale
mosaic cycle...
- architecture, the
temple antechamber is more
commonly referred to as an
exonarthex. In
early Christian architecture, the
vestibule replaced the more extravagant...
-
alternate courses of
brick and stone. At the end of the 14th
century an
exonarthex was
added with
double arcades, but
these were
blinded in the 16th century...
- as
snake patterns.
Besides this building, the
complex contains also an
exonarthex to the west, a
portico (which
joins a
parekklesion with the bema) with...
- Augusteion, from
which they
eventually retreated and took up
positions in the
exonarthex of
Hagia Sophia itself. At this point, "the
patriarch was
anxious lest...
- Temple, b) the
chapel of St
Barbara on the
northern side; and c) the
exonarthex with the
propylon to the west. The
larger of the two churches, the south...
