Anthemius of Tralles

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Anthemius of Tralles was a 6th-century Byzantine architect and mathematician renowned for co-designing Constantinople’s monumental Hagia Sophia under Emperor Justinian I.

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Isidore of Miletus 2
Anthemius of Tralles canonical 1

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instanceOf Byzantine architect
Byzantine mathematician
architect
mathematician
person
architecturalStyle Byzantine architecture
associatedWith Justinianic building program
birthCentury 5th century
coArchitectWith Isidore of Miletus
coDesignerOf Hagia Sophia
collaboratedWith Isidore of Miletus
countryOfCitizenship Byzantine Empire
culture Byzantine
deathCentury 6th century
designed Hagia Sophia (Justinianic church)
linked to: Hagia Sophia
designedFor Eastern Orthodox Church
employedBy Justinian I
era 6th century
ethnicGroup Greek
fieldOfWork architecture
engineering
mathematics
floruit early 6th century
genreOfWriting mathematical treatises
influencedBy Archimedes
Greek geometry
knownFor co-designing Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
design of large domes
experiments with mirrors and optics
treatise on burning mirrors
use of pendentives in dome construction
language Greek
notableFor innovative structural solutions for large-span domes
notableProjectLocation Constantinople
notableWork Hagia Sophia
occupation architect
engineer
mathematician
placeOfBirth Tralles
presentDayLocationOfBirthplace Aydın, Turkey
linked to: Aydın Province
religion Christianity
residence Constantinople
studied conic sections
mechanics
parabolas
timePeriod reign of Justinian I
workedUnder Justinian I

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Hagia Sophia architect Anthemius of Tralles
Hagia Sophia architect Isidore of Miletus
linked to: Anthemius of Tralles
Anthemius of Tralles collaboratedWith Isidore of Miletus
linked to: Anthemius of Tralles