WULFF, O. Die Koimisiskirche in Nikaia. Strasburg, 1903.
Atti della R. Accademia di archeologia, lettere, e belle arte, vol. xx. Napoli, 1900.
Proceedings of the Greek Syllogos of Constantinople.
Mitteilungen des Deutschen Excursions-Club, Konstantinopel.
Heraclius Constantine III. and Heracleonas 641-642
Constantine VII. Porphyrogenitus 912-958 Co-Emperors Alexander 912-913 Romanus I. Lecapenus 919-945 Constantine VIII. and Stephanus, sons of Romanus I. reigned five weeks in 944
Basil II. Bulgaroktonos 963-1025 Co-Emperors Nicephorus II. Phocas 965-969 John I. Zimisces 969-976 Constantine IX. 976-1025
Michael VII. Ducas 1067-1078 Co-Emperor Romanus IV. Diogenes 1067-1078
Isaac II. Angelus (restored), Alexius IV. Angelus 1203-1204
Andronicus II. Palaeologus 1282-1328 Co-Emperor Michael IX. 1295-1320
John V. Palaeologus 1341-1391 Co-Emperor John VI. Cantacuzene 1341-1355
Anastasia, daughter of Emperor Theophilus, 270
Anna Dalassena, 138, 139, 211, 212, 295, 297
Anna of Savoy, wife of Andronicus III., 144, 303
Anna, daughter of Emperor Theophilus, 270
Athos, Mount, 116, 185, 230, 258, 290, 301, 303, 326
Bagtché Kapoussi. _See_ Gate of the Neorion
Bajazet II., Sultan, 49, 276, 304. _See_ Mosque
Blachernae, district of, 106, 165, 191, 193, 209, 210, 213, 282. _See_ Palace
_Note._--Under this head the references indicate only the passages in which a church is mentioned outside the special chapter devoted to it.