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Hodegon Monastery

The Hodegon Monastery (also Monastery of the Panaghia Hodegetria or Monastery of the Hodegoi) in Constantinople was allegedly founded by Saint Pulcheria (399–453), a daughter of Emperor Arcadius. The monastery is considered one of the three main Marian foundations built in the city along with the Blachernai and the Chalkoprateia.

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Hodegon Monastery → Alexander, Alice-Mary, Byzantium, Centre National, Empire Byzantin, Géographie, In Kazhdan, ISBN, Les, New York, Oxford, Oxford University Press, Paris, Raymond Janin, Recherche Scientifique, Talbot, The Oxford Dictionary

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the weekly Blachernai procession that began at the Theodosian wallsinstance ofThe monastery is considered one of the three main Marian foundations built in the city along with the Blachernai and the Chalkoprateia.The monastery was situated beyond the Chal…0.80text
ended at Chalkoprateiainstance ofThe monastery is considered one of the three main Marian foundations built in the city along with the Blachernai and the Chalkoprateia.The monastery was situated beyond the Chal…0.80text
emeraldsinstance ofRuy Gonzales de Clavijo described it sometime in 1403 to 1406 as a painting with a square panel that was covered with precious stones0.80text
sapphiresinstance ofRuy Gonzales de Clavijo described it sometime in 1403 to 1406 as a painting with a square panel that was covered with precious stones0.80text
topazinstance ofRuy Gonzales de Clavijo described it sometime in 1403 to 1406 as a painting with a square panel that was covered with precious stones0.80text
and pearlsinstance ofRuy Gonzales de Clavijo described it sometime in 1403 to 1406 as a painting with a square panel that was covered with precious stones0.80text
Hodegon Monasteryrelated to Further readingTalbot0.60section
Hodegon Monasteryrelated to Further readingAlice-Mary0.60section
Hodegon Monasteryrelated to Further readingIn Kazhdan0.60section
Hodegon Monasteryrelated to Further readingAlexander0.60section
Hodegon Monasteryrelated to Further readingThe Oxford Dictionary0.60section
Hodegon Monasteryrelated to Further readingByzantium0.60section

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