Nea Ekklesia
(lit. “new church”), built in the Great Palace by Basil I and completed in 880. Situated a short distance east of the Chrysotriklinos, the Nea was covered by five domes, probably one in the center and one each over the four corners. It was dedicated to Christ, the archangel Michael (and ... ...
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