Dividing the indivisible: The monastery space - secular and sacred

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Byzantine Studies and History Architecture and Cultural Influences Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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The spatial dualism, secular - sacred, reflected deeply on the creation of the Byzantine monastery space. My investigation focused on the dualism of monastic spaces and buildings, especially on their secular aspects in Byzantine cenobitic monasteries.

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1977Architectural Significance of Subsidiary Chapels in Middle Byzantine Churches

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