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Balıklı Rum Kilisesindeki Şifalı Çeşme
Miraculous Spring At The Greek Church Of Balukli
Printing Date of Antique Print:
1853
Antique Print Type:
Woodblock Engraving (Newspaper-Text on Reverse)
Tahta Baskı (Gazete-Arkası Yazılı)
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Published Book-Printing House:
The İllustrated London News (September 24 1853-Page 264)
Antique Print Original Name:
Miraculous Spring At The Greek Church Of Balukli
Labels:
Balıklı Rum Kilisesindeki Şifalı Çeşme ; Gravür ; 19.Yüzyıl ; 1853 ; Ülke ; Şehir ; Türkiye ; Türk ; İstanbul ; Oryantal ; Kilise ; Din ; Mimari ; İbadet Yeri ; Panagia Pege ; Panagia Topkapı ; Meryem Ana ; Osmanlı İmparatorluğu
Miraculous Spring At The Greek Church Of Balukli ; Antique Print ; 19.Century ; 1853 ; Country ; City ; Turkey ; Turkish ; Constantinople ; Istanbul ; Oriental ; Church ; Religion ; Architecture ; Ornamental ; Fountain ; Wor Places ; Panagia Pege ; Panagia Topkapı ; Ottoman Empire
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Zeytinburnunda yer alan Balıklı Rum kilisesi, Bizans İmparatoru I.Leo tarafından 5. yüzyılın ikinci yarısında inşa ettirilmiştir. Kilise, Panagia Pege, Panagia Topkapı veya Meryem Ana isimlerlede bilinmektedir.Balıklı Rum Kilisesinin içindeki çeşmeden akan şifalı sudan içen veya bu suyla yıkanan hastaların iyileştiği inanılmaktaydı
Balikli Greek Church, located in Zeytinburnu in Istanbul, was built by the Byzantine Emperor Leo I. in the second half of the 5th century. The church is also known as Panagia Pege, Panagia Topkapi or Virgin Mary. It was believed that the patients who drank from the healing water flowing from the fountain inside the Balikli Greek Church or who bathed in this water were cured.
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