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Agia Sophia

by Lina Salvanou
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The " Church of Holy Wisdom " , also called Agia Sophia , is in
Constantinople ? now Istanbul . It was built by the emperor
Justinian after the of AD 532 . Anthemios and Isidoros were
two of the Greek architects who designed it . It took six years to
build and about ten thousand men worked on it . The first stone
of the was laid by the emperor himself . The building
had walls , linings inside , amazing mosaics made
up of tiny cubes of coloured glass , marble or gold and
marble . Of all its fascinating though , perhaps the
most is its huge , dome , supported on
made of limestone . There are also smaller half - domes around
the largest , supported by - a typical feature of Byzantine
for big buildings . Agia Sophia is well over 45m high and
over 60m long and . Today we are to
buildings as large as this , sometimes even larger . But in
Justinian's time , Agia Sophia must have been truly -