Difference between revisions of "Hagia Sophia"

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A beatuiful church built in the fourth century in [[Constantinople]] during the reign of [[Justinian]].  It was originally an Eastern Orthodox church, but was captured by the [[Ottoman Turks]] and converted to a mosque. Hagia Sophia is presently a museum.
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A magnificent church built in the fourth century in [[Constantinople]] during the reign of [[Justinian]].  It was originally an early Catholic Church, but was later converted to an Orthodox church after the [[great schism]] of 1054.  After the Ottoman conquest of the city it was converted to a mosque. Today the Hagia Sophia is a museum.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:22, April 6, 2007

A magnificent church built in the fourth century in Constantinople during the reign of Justinian. It was originally an early Catholic Church, but was later converted to an Orthodox church after the great schism of 1054. After the Ottoman conquest of the city it was converted to a mosque. Today the Hagia Sophia is a museum.

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