Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 186
28 ft., the dome still showsoutside as in the earlier churches\ But at S. Theo-The tower dore, the Pantocrator, S. Saviour Pantepoptes (Fig. 31),^°^^ and the later churches at Constantinople and Salonica,the dome is enclosed in a lofty drum which from the small- ^ The dome and the pointed arches… … Fig. 31- J. A. I30 LATER BYZANTINE BUILDINGS [ch. ix The church ofthe ChoraMone tesChoras ness of the span becomes a tower and is carried up andclosed with a pyramidal roof. The drum is brought into apolygon and panelled on each side with arcading, dividedby shafts worked in brick, and with brick…
