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Once and Eastern Orthodox church called Myrelaion, this building served two purposes simultaneously for many years - it was a house of worship above and a crypt below, built by Romanus as a funerary chapel for his wife. | Once and Eastern Orthodox church called [[Myrelaion Church|Myrelaion]], this building served two purposes simultaneously for many years - it was a house of worship above and a crypt below, built by Romanus as a funerary chapel for his wife. | ||
It was later converted into a mosque called Bodrum Camii after the man who restored it. Still later it was abandoned, where it sat in ruins up until its restoration in the 20th century. | It was later converted into a mosque called Bodrum Camii after the man who restored it. Still later it was abandoned, where it sat in ruins up until its restoration in the 20th century. | ||
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Revision as of 22:35, 26 February 2015
Once and Eastern Orthodox church called Myrelaion, this building served two purposes simultaneously for many years - it was a house of worship above and a crypt below, built by Romanus as a funerary chapel for his wife.
It was later converted into a mosque called Bodrum Camii after the man who restored it. Still later it was abandoned, where it sat in ruins up until its restoration in the 20th century.