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254:Metropolis
237:Number of
226:Number of
221:835 sq. m.
218:Floor area
1274:Makelaria
1133:Macedonia
535:The dome.
423:Interior.
279:romanized
197:Completed
1314:Thessaly
1294:Patapios
1241:Vlatades
1201:Protaton
929:Daphnion
885:Therapon
553:See also
487:Portico.
210:Capacity
111:Location
475:Façade.
447:Gallery
322:History
301:Piraeus
293:
281::
151:History
121:Country
115:Piraeus
1347:Thrace
1072:Epirus
1032:Arkadi
652:imp.gr
341:Greece
305:Greece
239:spires
156:Status
125:Greece
1014:Crete
316:]
303:, in
270:Greek
228:domes
134:Greek
746:2022
720:2022
660:2022
291:lit.
264:The
213:3100
200:1979
169:1964
159:Open
1415::
668:^
627:^
443:.
391:.
314:el
288:,
276:,
272::
798:e
791:t
784:v
748:.
722:.
662:.
243:1
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