- A
Parecclesion (Gr****: παρεκκλήσιον,
translated as "Chapel," romanized: parekklesion, lit. 'side-church') is a side
mortuary chapel found in
early Byzantine...
- (nave), and the side
chapel or
parecclesion. The
building has six domes: two
above the esonarthex, one
above the
parecclesion and
three above the naos. The...
- chapel, in
European architecture, is a
chapel built within a castle. A
parecclesion or
parakklesion is a type of side
chapel found in
Byzantine architecture...
- In
Harrowing of Hades,
fresco in the
parecclesion of the
Chora Church, Istanbul, c. 1315,
raising Adam and Eve is
depicted as part of the Resurrection...
- Judgment. The
scenes from the life of St.
Nicholas are in the
north parecclesion,
while the
walls of the
south one
display scenes from the Old Testament...
-
southern wall has
three columns,
which suggest that the
Basilica had a
parecclesion at some point. The
Early Christian Basilica may have been
built to replace...
-
Byzantine art in the region. The
frescoes in Radoslav's
narthex and the
parecclesions originate from the 1230s and
display a
close relation to the painting...
-
status of a cathedral. In 2004, to
expand the area of the cathedral, a
parecclesion was
added to it,
consecrated in
honor of St.
Alexander Nevsky. In 2005...
-
Monastery of (Vikos)
Parastaseis syntomoi chronikai Parathal****ites
Pardos Parecclesion Paregoritissa,
Church of the
Paris Psalter Paristrion Paroikoi Partitio...
- on the
south and north,
there are
lower wards,
usually transepts and
parecclesions (or apse). The
external designs of the
church buildings were done in...
