The entrance to the Hagia Elenka Church in Konya, which was built in 327, contains an inscription in Turkish (in the Karaman dialect) written with the Greek alphabet [2048×1536]
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The entrance to the Hagia Elenka Church in Konya, which was built in 327, contains an inscription in Turkish (in the Karaman dialect) written with the Greek alphabet [2048×1536]
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The inscriptions says:
327: This Serif established our church in the name of Aghia Eleni Mikhail Arkhangelos. The third restoration of our churh was realized by order of our majesty Sultan Mahmut and finished under the supervision of Epitropos goldsmith XA (Hacı) Elia, and by the intercession of Mikhael Arkhangelos. May God reward those who seek his help and take paints.
Sille 1833: Feb 12