Letter from Lucius G. Peck

PF2.2.82https://digital.kenyon.edu/correspondence_19thc/1067/thumbnail.jp

AP.061 Isa Bey Camii

An image of the courtyard of the Isa Bey Mosque exhibiting the fountain situated in the centre of the courtyard, which was probably also used by worshippers to perform ablution.https://digital.kenyon.edu/baly/1513/thumbnail.jp

Miliaresion of Romanos III

The obverse of this coin depicts a full-length, standing portrait of the Virgin turned slightly to the right. She is nimbate (haloed) and wearing a tunic and maphorion (veil). The Virgin also stands on a dais. In her left arm she is holding the infant Christ, who raises his right hand in the benediction. The infant holds a scroll in his left hand. The Virgin’s right hand rests on her breast. The figures are surrounded by an inscription of Greek letters and a decorative border. The reverse of this coin depicts a full-length portrait of the emperor Romanos III standing on a round cushion, bearded, wearing a crown with a cross and pendilia (gemmed pendants). He also wears a modified loros (long decorated scarf). In his right hand, Romanos holds a long patriarchal cross, and in his left hand, a globe surmounted by a cross. The same decorative border as on the obverse encircles him. Sonia Suben 2025https://digital.kenyon.edu/arthistorystudycollection/2711/thumbnail.jp

Süleymaniye Mosque

https://digital.kenyon.edu/arthistorystudycollection/2750/thumbnail.jp

Blue Mosque

https://digital.kenyon.edu/arthistorystudycollection/2716/thumbnail.jp