Le catholicon du monastère byzantin de Saint Démétrios (Chalkéôs) au Mont Athos (actuel Kyriakon de la skite de Saint Démétrios de Vatopédi)
Abstract
The Dominicum of the Skete of St. Demetrios belonging to the Vatopedi Monastery on Mt. Athos, formerly the katholikon of the Byzantine Monastery of Chalkeos, consists of the main church dated to the 11th century (cross-in-square church-complex four-columned type, “Athonitetriconch type”, with side choirs and originally a two-storyn arthex), the lite and the exonarthex (restorations of the 18th century), as well as the chapel of St. Nicholas. The Byzantine katholikon is quite similar to the respective chapels of the Iviron and Vatopedi Monasteries and most likely was built slightly later than these.
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ANDROUDIS, P. (2011). Le catholicon du monastère byzantin de Saint Démétrios (Chalkéôs) au Mont Athos (actuel Kyriakon de la skite de Saint Démétrios de Vatopédi). Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 29, 195–206. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.620
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