...Trabala of the tables. This, probably the head church of the primitive episcopacy, is described as a noble fabric, and one which excited on examination a deep interest. Olympus which Strabo describes as being a great city close by the mountain of same name, also called...

...the remains of a Christian cathedral were found, which elicited these remarks from the travellers. " This very beautiful building had escaped Sir C. Fellows,...the church, and survey its interior, where the noisy chat of a disturbed jackdaw, as it took wing through a large aperture in the vaulted roof. was the...

...the most interesting and picturesque, as well as best preserved ruins in Lycia. This very beantiful building had escaped Sir C. Fellows, who passed within...the church, and survey its interior, where the noisy chat of a disturbed jackdaw, as it took wing through a large aperture in the vaulted roof, was the...

...cathedral of early Byzantine architecture, one of the most interesting and picturesque ruins in Lycia. It is a noble fabric, and one which excited, on examination,...without difficulty under the lofty dome in the centre of the body of the church, and survey its interior, where the noisy chat of a disturbed jackdaw, as...

...cathedral of early Byzantine architecture, one of the most interesting and picturesque ruins in Lycia. It is a noble fabric, and one which excited, on examination,...without difficulty under the lofty dome in the centre of the body of the church, and survey its interior, where the noisy chat of a disturbed jackdaw, as...

...erhaltenen orientalischen Basiliken gehört. Entlockte es doch schon dem Engländer SPRATT den Ausspruch: ,.It is a noble fabric and one which excited on examination a deep interest," Zugleich hob er seine verhältnismäßig gute Erhaltung hervor. 3 ) ') SPKATT and FOBBBS, Travels in...

...erhaltenen orientalischen Basiliken gehört. Entlockte es doch schon dem Engländer SPHATT den Ausspruch: „It is a noble fabric and one which excited on examination a deep interest," Zugleich hob er seine verhältnismäßig gute Erhaltung hervor.8) ') SPRATT and FOHBES, Travels in...

...consisting of foundations of walls, and a largo Christian cathedral of early Byzantine archilecture, one of the most interesting and picturesque, as well...but little incommoded by rubbish and bushes, so that wo were enabled to place ourselves at once without difficulty under the lofty dome in the centre or...

...Trabala of the tables. This, probably the head church of the primitive episcopacy, is described as a noble fabric, and one which excited on examination a deep interest. Olympus which Strabo describes as being a great city close by the mountain of same name, also called...