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Many churches built during the time of the Byzantine Empire. Here is a brief list of some of them:

A. The Church of Koimeis;

B. The Church of St. John the Baptist;

C. Church of St. John of the Studion;and

D. Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus.

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