It was begun in the ninth century, with its massive bronze doors crafted in Constantinople and added in the 11th century, and the facade added in the 13th, when the remains of St. Andrew the Apostle were brought to its crypt from Constantinople.
Construction began in the ninth century, and features were still being added 400 years later.
It was built entirely from resources imported from Constantinople.
That was how he was, wanting the grand finale to himself.
The man is with the animals.
The man is shirtless
A woman is roller skating.
The children are swinging on a swing.
This picture is taken underwater.