Hippolytus Hall

Alternative Names
قاعة هيبوليتس
Date
ca. 6th century CE
Style/Period

The mosaic belonged to an early 6th century CE private villa, above which the Church of the Virgin Mary was built. it depicts the myth of Hippolytus which would have been familiar in Byzantine times through Euripides.

  • Interior
  • Narrative mosaic panel
  • Narrative mosaic panel
  • Decorative mosaic panels West of narrative panels
  • View from facing east into church
  • Decorative and narrative mosaic panels
  • Decorative mosaic panels west of narrative panels
  • View from facing east into Church of Virgin Mary
  • Narrative mosaic panel
  • View of northwestern corner of church complex and sculptural fragments
  • Courtyard north of church, facing southeast
  • Southwestern corner of Church of Virgin and Hippolytus Hall
  • Column fragment on southern wall of church and hall along Roman Road
  • Southern wall of church and hall along Roman Road, view of architectural fragments
  • Column fragment on Southern wall along Roman Road
  • Southern wall along Roman Road
  • Facing southwest, view of Church of Virgin Mary and Hippolytus Hall on Left, and entrance to Crypt of Saint Elianus on Right
  • Facing east, view of Church of Virgin Mary and Hippolytus Hall on Left, and entrance to Crypt of Saint Elianus on Right