Hekatontapylianē (Church : Paros, Greece)

found: Korres, G. Hē Hēkatontapylianē tēs Parou, 1954:p. 8 (Hēkatontapylianē; more correct form, Katapolianē, church, Paros, Greece) p. 35 (Panagia Katapolianē)

found: Hē Hekatontapylianē tēs Parou, 1993:t.p. (Hekatontapylianē) p. 15 (Naos tēs Panagias tēs Hekatontapylianēs) p. 12 (Church of the Holy Virgin Hecatontapyliani) p. 13 (Kirche der Panagia Ekatontapyliani) p. 37 (Kathedrikos Naos tēs Panagias tēs Hekatontapylianēs Parou) p. 116 (Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Hecatontapyliani in Paros; Hecatopyliani (meaning the Hundred Gates); some call the church Katapoliani, a name obviously connected with the location of the church; i.e. it was built on the town or near the ancient town [of Katapoli]; the name Hecatontapoliani, which was used simultaneously with the name Katapoliani during the post-Byzantine and modern times, is recorded today as the official name of the church) p. 38 (Katapolianē) p. 166 (Kathedrale der Panagia Ekatontapyliani auf Paros)

found: Enk. Papyros-Larous Brit.(Katapolianē or Hekatontapylianē, famous Byzantine church of the early Christian period in Paros; older name is Katapolianē, the other came in use in the 17th cent.; also under Paros: church of Hekatontapylianē)