- Pammakaristos, the
Monastery of the Pantocrator, the
Monastery of
Christ Pantepoptes, the
Hagia Theodosia, the
Church of
Theotokos Kyriotissa, the Monastery...
-
traditionally been
identified as
belonging to the
Monastery of
Christ Pantepoptes (Gr****: Μονή του Χριστού Παντεπόπτη),
meaning "Christ the all-seeing"...
-
Church of the Holy
Apostles Church of St.
Polyeuctus Monastery of
Christ Pantepoptes Lips
Monastery Monastery of the
Christ the
Benefactor Hagia Irene Saint...
- Πανόπτης, "Panóptēs") "all-seeing" and
Pantepoptes (/pæntɛˈpɒptiːs/; pan-tep-OP-tees; Παντεπόπτης, "
Pantepóptēs") "all-supervising", as the one who witnessed...
- life as a
Byzantine religious structure, this time the
Convent of the
Pantepoptes,
built in
around 1185 for
Empress Anna
Delessena who was co-regent with...
- with
Andronikos I, who had him imprisoned, blinded, and
confined to the
Pantepoptes Monastery in Constantinople. He died
there shortly after. From a poem...
-
largest dome at this time. By 1087 –
Construction of the
Church of
Christ Pantepoptes in
Constantinople begun. 1087
White Tower (Tower of London) (begun in...
-
Pantokrator (Constantinople)
converted into the
Zeyrek Mosque Church of
Christ Pantepoptes (Constantinople)
converted into a
mosque Monastery of
Gastria converted...
- Nyaung-U completed.
before 1087 –
Construction of the
Church of
Christ Pantepoptes in
Constantinople begun. 1087
White Tower (Tower of London) in England...
- Lips
Monastery became the
Fenari Isa Mosque. The
Monastery of
Christ Pantepoptes became the Eski
Imaret Mosque. The
Church of
Theotokos Kyriotissa became...
