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Tartus, cathedral, interior view of the ruinous nave of the church
Madrasa al-Hallawiyya: interior view at the former Byzantine apse
The façade of the cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa, the museum of Tartus today
Maronite Cathedral, the sanctuary
The apse of eastern cathedral, Afamiya
Remains of the portal frame, Byzantine Cathedral in Qalʿat Burqush
A side from Tartus Cathedral – Tartus Museum
Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa, southern side, today Tartus-Museum
View of western facade of the Cathedral, today Tartus Museum
Busra, cathedral. The remains of the 6th century basilica of the martyrs Sergios, Bacchos and Leontius
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, cathedral apse – columns with Corinthian capitals
Capital in the Byzantine Cathedral, Qalʿat Burqush
Remains of the Byzantine Cathedral, Qalʿat Burqush
Capital and remains of the Byzantine cathedral, Qalʿat Burqush
Remains of the Cathedral, Qalʿat Burqush
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, domed prayer hall which houses parts of the 5th century cathedral
Monastery of St Simeon, Corinthian capitals decorated with wavy acanthus leaves
The entrance of Tartus museum, Cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa
Mary’s girdle in the Saint Mary Church of the Holy Belt, Homs
Fig. 29, Catalogue of Damage
Fig. 42, Catalogue of Damage
Detail of capital
Measurement section plan drawing
Measurement ground-plan drawing
Monastery of St Simeon Stylites, remains of the Column of Saint Simeon the Stylite
Al-Madrasa al-Hallawiyya, the current prayer hall was part of ِAleppo’s Byzantine cathedral
Interior view of the cathedral of Our Lady of Tortosa, Tartus museum today
Maronite Cathedral, one of the catherdral pointed towers
Busra, the western wall and the apse are the remains of the Byzantine Cathedral built in the 6th century