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San Vitale Mosaics
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2.
Ravenna, Italy
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Votive Polycandelon Byzantine,
6th century Polycandelon with crosses Byzantine, 500-600
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San Vitale chancel
vault
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San Vitale chancel,
north wall
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San Vitale chancel,
south wall
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A Apsidal Vault,
San Vitale
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Emperor Justinian, detail
Empress Theodora, detail
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Justinian and his
court, apse, north wall
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Theodora and her
court, apse, south wall
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Paten and chalices
from Beth Misona treasure Byzantium, Syria, 6th-7th century
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Justinian and his
court, apse, north wall
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Capital bearing monogram
of Bishop Victor
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Empress Theodora and
her court, apse, south wall