[135] Dieulafoy, vol. iv, Figs. 25 and 26, and Plate 14, an arched niche in the inside of the dome. According to Flandin and Coste’s sections, all the door, window, and niche arches were so treated.
[136] Idem, vol. iv, Fig. 29.
[137] Koldewey, in Mitt. der D. O.-G., No. 12, p. 6.
[138] Dieulafoy, vol. iv, Fig. 30.
[139] Idem, vol. iv, Plate 17.
[140] Perrot-Chipiez, vol. ii, p. 140.
[141] Flandin and Coste restore the façade differently and give it the true oriental form of the lîwân façade; see below, [p. 137].
[142] De Sarzec-Heuzey, Découvertes en Chaldée, p. 397.
[143] Ramsay and Bell, The Thousand and One Churches, Fig. 355.
[144] Dieulafoy, vol. iv, p. 77.