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In the Shadow of Hagia Sophia

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In the Shadow of Hagia Sophia
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Book Synopsis In the Shadow of Hagia Sophia by : Theodore G. Karakostas

Book excerpt: The book consists of the author's various pilgrimages to Orthodox Christian sites in Greece, Constantinople, and Jerusalem and includes historical and theological backgrounds of the sites visited.


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