File:HiramiAmhetPasaMosque20071010 01.jpg
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| Description | The Apsis of the Mosque of Hirami Amhet Pasa ( former Church of the St. John the Baptist en to Troullo) in Istanbul viewed from NE |
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| Author | A. Fabbretti |
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