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Church of Et-Jâhara, Mosul: eastern end, 1852 lithograph

Place: Mosul · today Iraq
Date: 1852

Lithograph of the vaulted interior of the Church of Et-Jâhara (possibly al-Tahira) at Mosul, looking toward the carved sanctuary at the eastern end, with a robed figure in the nave.

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Badger, The Nestorians and Their Rituals, vol. 2 (1852), via Internet Archive

F. C. Cooper, lithographer · Public domain (published 1852)

Church of Et-Jâhara, Mosul: eastern end, 1852 lithograph

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