The Life-Giver

A hand-drawn architectural diagram of a domed structure, likely representing the Church of the Holy Sepulchre or a similar shrine. The central dome is supported by columns and topped with a small cross. The structure is enclosed within a pentagonal frame. To the right of the structure is a depiction of a cypress tree. The drawing is rendered in brown ink with grey and black washes.

On the left side of the temple, the heretics have places where they chant. Near the right parts, it has a baptistery. Outside the temple is the Seat of the Mother of God. It is the place where Christ rested with his mother and Joseph when they were in Egypt, during the time of those who killed the infants of the Lord the Massacre of the Innocents. And they receive a gift from it. And the spring acts. From the blessing, help me. Toward the east is the monastery of Saint Theodosius.