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Templon

A templon (from Greek τέμπλον meaning "temple", plural templa) is a feature of Byzantine churches consisting of a barrier separating the nave from the sanctuary near the altar.

Origins, Early templa & Evolution

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Origins

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Early templa

Evolution

Churches with existing templon

Gallery

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Templon

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related to Churches with existing templon · 55
Templon → Amfissa, Athens, Catherine Church, Chios, Christianoupoli, Christine, Cosmedin, Decani Monastery, Dečani, Distomo, Eleftherios Church, Forerunner Monastery, George Church, Gorno Nerezi, Greece, Holy Apostles Church, Hosios Loukas Monastery, Italy, John, Kaisariani Monastery
related to Gallery · 24
Templon → AthensChurch, Christine, Church, CosmedinChurch, Eleftherios, George, Glasgow, Gorno NereziChurch, Holy Apostles, Hosios Loukas, KatholikonChurch, LenaChurch, Mary, Nicholas Orphanos, OhridChurch, Panteleimon, Photos, Some, St, St Luke
related to Evolution · 23
Templon → As, Baptist, Byzantine, Cappadocia, Christ, Constantinople, Deesis, Egypt, Great Church Hagia Sophia, Hagia Sophia, Holy Week, John, Lazarus, Mary, Mount Sinai, Raising, Saint Catherine's Monastery, Several, Some, St
related to Early templa · 22
Templon → According, Ambitus Altaris, Archaeological, Baptist, Basilica, Cathedral, Charlemagne, Church, Constantinople, France, Gregory, Hagia Sophia, John, Mary Major, Pancras, Pope Leo III, Rome, St, Stoudios, The
related to Origins · 17
Templon → Although, Architects, At, Byzantine, Byzantine Empire, Christian, Classical, Constantinople, Greek, Jewish, Latin, Sophocles, Syrian, The, The Torah, These, Torah
related to Etymology · 11
Templon → Christian, European, God, Greek, However, In, Jerusalem, Latin, Romanian, Temple, The
related to External links · 8
Templon → Boeotia, Cultural Heritage Contains, Cyprus's Centre, Greece, Phokis, Saint Luke, Stiris Archived, Wayback Machine Hosios Loukas
is a · 4
Templon → direct and late borrowing of the Greek architectural term, modern reconstruction, modern reconstruction.Porta Panagia Church, modern reconstruction.St

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icons church st century filled modern columns churches greece altar temple architrave reconstruction 11th also chancel templa greek barrier byzantine

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Templonis adirect and late borrowing of the Greek architectural term0.90text
Templonis amodern reconstruction.St0.90text
Templonis amodern reconstruction0.90text
Templonis amodern reconstruction.Porta Panagia Church0.90text
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonThis0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonSome0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonTorcello Cathedral0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonTorcello0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonItaly0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonSt0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonChristine0.60section
Templonrelated to Churches with existing templonLena0.60section

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    Templon

    Nodes141
    Edges140
    Triples164
    Avg. degree1.99
    Density0.014184
    Components1
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