Most popular fonts. Hide Show Add to Favorite Download. Pancho Indian Type Foundry. Khang Indian Type Foundry. Trench Sans Indian Type Foundry. The Inscriptions and Archaeological Remains. Auf eine wie auch immer geartete antike Nutzung dieses Bereichs deutet jedoch zumindest die weiter oben im Beitrag von Th. Wie ist dieser Gesamtbefund bisher zu bewerten?
B Spratt und E. Jahrhundert eine solch immense Anzahl von Bauten auf der Halbinsel befunden hat, die heute bis auf die Ringmauer restlos verschwunden ist, darf wohl mit Recht bezweifelt werden. Hellenkemper — F. Hild, Tabula Imperii Byzantini 8. Lykien und Pamphylien, DenkschrWien Wien Zu Zor Ali und seiner Herrschaft s.
Hall a. Zu Pazarmahalle s. Hellenkemper — Hild a. Spratt — E. Die Funktion und Zeitstellung dieser Bauten sind weitgehend unklar.
Spuren kaiserzeitlicher Bewirtschaftung des Umlandes waren ebenfalls zu verzeichnen. Zu diesem Grab s. Cergibozan — S. Mariaud Hrsg.
Der keramische Befund s. Corsten — Th. Drew-Bear — M. Insgesamt sind ca. Sicher importiert worden sind eine subgeometrische Vogelschale Abb. Zum lydischen Material s. Zum Wildziegenstil allgemein s. Cook — P. Mert Hrsg. Zu den Vogelschalen und den ionischen Knickrandschalen zuletzt M. Kerschner — I. Kowalleck — M.
Grabungsbefunde und Keramikfunde aus dem Bereich von Koressos, 9. Eine wichtige Gruppe stellt dabei die in der sogenannten Black-on-red-Technik dekorierte Keramik dar Abb. Mierse, Lydian Pottery at Aphrodisias, in: M. Joukowsky, Prehistoric Aphrodisias. Bei der Differenzierung der westanatolischen Warengruppen existiert keine einheitliche Nomenklatur, da jeweils nur das Material einzelner Fundorte betrachtet wird.
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Kamp - E. Resim 2: Keles Kaleler Mevkii, seramikleri. Resim 4. Resim 5. Resim 6. Cilt 1, , 20 vd. Cilt 1, , Cilt 1, , 19 vd. Burada bulunan İ. Today I wish to present you a portion of this research, that dedicated to the architectural sculptures of the so-called big and small Sekreta of the St. The space located above the vestibule and directly connected to the upper narthex was identified as the big Sekreton within the area of the patriarchal residence attached to the church.
On its western side this space is connected to three spaces that communicate amongst themselves3. The space above the ramp, on the other hand, was identified as the small Sekreton. From the study of the sculptures of St. John Studius and St. Irene, that are part of the museums complex of St. Mango, Materials for the Study of the Mosaics of St. Sophia at Istanbul, Washington , pp. Mango, in R. Previously see R. Janin, in REB, 20 , pp. Hawkins, in DOP, 31 , pp.
I-II, 12, 18,, 49; R. Mainstone, Hagia Sophia, London , pp. About the plans and the sections of these rooms see R. Van Nice, Saint Sophia in Istanbul. An Architectural Survey, I, Washington , pl. Recently, however, these identifications have been called into doubt by Ken Dark and Jan Kostenec4, who have re-examined the structures situated about the church.
According to these scholars, the space that has been identified hitherto as the big Sekreton is instead to be identified as the small Sekreton, whereas the big Sekreton should be identified with the space that once existed at a lower level to the west of the space above the vestibule.
Although it is no longer intact, the northern and eastern side walls of this space do survive. However, since that space stood at a level different from that of the space above the vestibule, Dark and Kostenec need to imagine the processions that passed between the small and the big Sekreton as making their way by means of a winding stairway.
Such a solution is altogether unlikely. Not surprisingly, even the most recent studies that touch upon this subject continue to accept the dating that Mango proposed in Here too the fragments that were re-used in the Ottoman period date back to the sixth century and in all likelihood derive, without exception, from the construction of the St. In other words, they came from the site itself. One enters the so-called big Sekreton from the southern side of the upper narthex by means of a marble doorway whose principal side, however, is to be found within the Sekreton and not in the narthex Fig.
The profile in section shows a succession of seven elements: starting from the north there are two fillets, a cyma recta, another fillet, 4 5 6 7 8 K. Kostenec, in Architectura, 36,2 [] , pp. Ibidem, p. Dark- J. Kostenec, in Bulletin of the British Byzantine Studies, 35 , p.
Van Nice, in AJA, 54 , p. Eyice, Ayasofya, 3, Istanbul , pp. Van Nice, Saint Sophia in Istanbul, pl. Hawkins, in DOP, 31 , fig. If we situate ourselves outside the St. Sophia, to the south and next to the baptistery, and then look in the direction of the two so-called Sekreta, we shall see that, to the west, there survive two capitals for small marble pilasters.
These capitals have the shape of an upside-down truncated pyramid; they resemble imposts. On the other hand, lower to the east and on the southern side of the so-called small Sekreton, there is visible a trifora that has two capitals Fig. This trifora is important because it demonstrates that the space continued to the south and had another room that no longer exists.
Note well, however, that this trifora is not a window with three lights, but rather an opening having three apertures with capitals, columns and impost blocks. The window was situated at the top and centre, above the middle arch. But the trifora becomes even more important if we reflect upon the shape of the three arches.
They are not round, but pointed even if their summit is rounded. In other words, the use of the pointed arch originates not with Romanesque and Gothic architecture, but rather in sixth-century Constantinople.
The columns of the three-apertured opening carry curved capitals10 with trapezoidal fields that have borders and sport on the northern and southern sides a Latin cross whose ends splay outwards or else on the eastern and western sides are divided down the middle by a vertical strip and lack any decoration.
Each of the two capitals supports an impost in the form of an upside-down truncated pyramid that is slightly flared and has an upper vertical flange Figs. Broader than the impost, this slab Figs. As is shown by the shape of the two imposts that terminate the abutment of this opening at its uppermost edges, this work was carefully performed Figs.
These imposts consist of a single piece of marble and display a more complex profile, for they have a vertical flange at the bottom and at the top a reversed concave moulding surmounted by a cyma recta.
The two imposts 9 10 11 12 J. Strzygowski, in Ph. Strzygowski, Die byzantinischen Wasserbehalter von Konstantinopel, Wien , p. Russo, in Bizantinistica, 2a ser. Hawkins, in DOP, 31 , p. Within the southern wall of the so-called big Sekreton, there survive both two small pilasters that are made of marble and adorned with a collar at the top and two impost capitals of the trifora that rest upon them Figs.
In the form of an upside-down truncated pyramid, the capitals are without decoration. There also survives an impostcornice beneath the western small pilaster Fig. According to Cormack and Hawkins, this trifora is in fact the result of work done subsequent to the sixth century, but making use of miniature pilasters, capitals etc.
During the Ottoman period, the trifora was sealed and instead a rectangular window was opened at its centre. The difference in border requires that we speak of two different slabs. In the piece in the ceiling with the upper arm of a cross , there can be seen from the outside a plain border, two fillets, a moulding Fig.
This is a mark that occurs elsewhere within the St. This window has been sealed, while another two that are symmetrical to the two within the other so-called Sekreton have been opened. The central window, below that sealed, contains in its ceiling a large fragment of a slab that dates to the Justinianic period Fig. Its interpretation is determined by the position of the letters.
Also in the ceiling is 13 14 R. Paribeni, in A. Guiglia Guidobaldi- Cl. Barsanti, Santa Sofia di Costantinopoli. To be precise, the points sporting flowers lilies are only two, since the others display a drooping leaf. The border is richly decorated with a plain border , four fillets, and a moulding.
From the so-called big Sekreton, one passes to the three interconnected spaces to the west by means of a doorway within the western wall of the so-called Sekreton, near its southern wall Figs.
In the side of the so-called Sekreton, jambs and architrave display an exterior fillet, a camber, and a think fillet that continues at a right-angle in the abutment. The architrave carries an upper architrave that consists of a fillet at the top, a camber, and two fillets sloping downwards. From the western side, i. We can clearly see that on the other, eastern side, the span of the doorway was subsequently somewhat reduced by the insertion of three marble slabs to sheathe the abutment and architrave.
Siutated within the western wall of this space, the facing doorway displays the same arrangement as that we have just been considering Fig. The doorway is noteworthy for the presence, at the centre of the camber in the upper architrave, of a Greek cross whose arms gradually splay outwards in distinctive fashion. This doorway has been walled up.
The pieces that were re-used are Justinianic in date; the artefacts that are yet to be found in situ likewise are well assigned to late in the reign of Justinian or to that of Justin II.
All are made of the marble of Proconnesus. Teilnehmer waren neben dem Verfasser der Wasserbauingenieur Prof. Zu den rund Prof. Lohmann — H. Hulek — G. Kalaitzoglou — G. In den vorliegenden Bericht sind daher wesentliche Teile seines verfassten Textes eingeflossen5. Kampagne des MykaleSurvey. Die Steuern aus der Getreideernte bezifferte Th. Lohmann — G. Kampagne, Cilt, Anm. Wiegand — H. Schrader, Priene Berlin Einige entstanden wohl erst nach seiner Kartenaufnahme.
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Kumsar v. Kupke Kupke, B. Kolb , Bonn, Bulgurlu , İstanbul. Levick Levick, B. Wacher , London, Ling — Hall Ling R. With an English translation by A. Maccanico Maccanico, R. Magie Magie, D. Morkholm Morkholm, O. Nielsen Nielsen, I. Akten des Syrnposions vom Oktober ed. Dobesch — G. Radet — Paris Radet, P. Ruggieri — Nethercott Ruggieri, V. Did you mess up? Start over Enter the corresponding letter below each shape below Delete any malformed letters or shapes that aren't glyphs If the font in your sample image has small caps, enter the lowercase version of the letter in the form If you aren't getting good results, try leaving some letters blank.
Clear All Crop Image. Font Squirrel relies on advertising in order to keep bringing you great new free fonts and to keep making improvements to the web font generator. If you are seeing this message, you probably have an ad blocker turned on. Please consider disabling it to see content from our partners. You can see these two bars of music at the bottom of this section. The top manual part has two voices, the lower and pedal organ one each.
So we need four music definitions and one to define the time signature and key:. We simply mirror the staff structure we want. Organ music is usually written on three staves, one for each manual and one for the pedals. The manual staves should be bracketed together, so we need to use a PianoStaff for them. The first manual part needs two voices and the second manual part just one. Next we need to add a staff for the pedal organ. This goes underneath the PianoStaff, but it must be simultaneous with it, so we need angle brackets around the two.
Missing these out would generate an error in the log file. Try copying the final example at the end of this section, remove these angle brackets, and compile it to see what errors it generates. That completes the structure.
Any three-staff organ music will have a similar structure, although the number of voices may vary. All that remains now is to add the music, and combine all the parts together. However, you can also use these variables also known as macros, or user-defined commands for tweaks:. These variables are obviously useful for saving typing. Using variables is also a good way to reduce work if the LilyPond input syntax changes see Updating files with convert-ly.
In orchestral music, all notes are printed twice. Once in a part for the musicians, and once in a full score for the conductor. Variables can be used to avoid double work.
The music is entered once, and stored in a variable. The contents of that variable is then used to generate both the part and the full score. It is convenient to define the notes in a special file. Sounding f is denoted by notated c' , which corresponds with the tuning of a normal French Horn in F. The transposition can be seen in the following output. In ensemble pieces, one of the voices often does not play for many measures. This is denoted by a special rest, the multi-measure rest.
It is entered with a capital R followed by a duration 1 for a whole note, 2 for a half note, etc. By multiplying the duration, longer rests can be constructed. When printing the part, multi-rests must be condensed. This is done by setting a run-time variable. This command sets the property skipBars in the Score context to true t. Prepending the rest and this option to the music above, leads to the following result. The score is made by combining all of the music together.
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