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Saints Theodosius Arsenius And Ephrem
In the lower zone of the blind southern niche in the western side of the naos, three saint-monks are depicted, from left to right: Thedosius the Abbot, Arsenius and Ephrem Syrus.
Saints Theodores
Saint Theodore Stratelatis and saint Theodore Tiron are depicted on the east side of the north door within the same panel, in accordance to the tradition which dictates their representation along one another. Theodores along with Saint George across…
Saints Cosmas And Damian
Saints Cosmas and Damian, the so-called Anargyroi, decorate the zone west of the northern door of the narthex. They were twin brothers, therefore the garments which they are depicted with are identical. The same applies for their insignia, a…
Saints Constantine And Helen
Clad in imperial vestments, Saints Constantine and Helen are depicted on the upper part of the blind south-western arch of the naos. Located between them, the two Saints are represented holding the Holy Cross. The scene embodies their Discovery of…
Saints Barnabas and Epiphanius
The panel of Saint Barnabas and Epiphanius is located in the centre of the lowest zone of the apse of the bema area. The panel evokes a portable icon and its distinctive placement honour their attribution as Cypriot prelates and, especially,…
Saints Bacchus, Sergius, Florus And Laurus in Medallions
Four medallions containing the busts of martyrs and a gemmed cross-monogram were painted on the central part of the soffit of the south-western recess of the naos. The martyrs from left to right are: Bacchus, Sergius, Florus and Laurus.
Saints Andronicus, Hilarion, Cyriacus, Anthony, Euthymius and Savvas
Frontally illustrated are two panels of saints which flank either side of the western door, leading from the naos to the narthex. The figures of these monks belong to the original wall-painting programme, as does the western side of the naos. All…
Saint Tychon
Saint Tychon, Bishop of Amathus, is the figure appearing within a medallion above the south-east arch.
Saint Tychicus
On the western lower zone of the soffit of the north-east arch in the bema area, Saint Tychicus is portrayed.