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XII. Relics and Cultural Appropriation in Medieval Venice
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| Plan of San Marco, consecrated 1094, with later additions |
| Exterior view of the west façade |
| Interior view to southeast |
| Ascension dome and barrel vault with Passion cycle |
| Pentecost dome |
| Theft and translation of St. Mark's relics from Alexandria |
| Reception of relics by the Doge, Patriarch and people of Venice, mosaic, 1140s |
| Preghiera: Prayer for the Recovery of the relics of Saint Mark, mosaic, ca. 1270 |
| Apparitio : Miracle of the Reappearance of relics, mosaic, ca. 1270 |
| Bigonzo porphyry pulpit and ducal box constructed after 1204 from 6th century Byzantine transom slabs (possibly from Hagia Sophia) |
| Gospel pulpit, constructed after 1204 mainly from sixth-century spolia from Constantinople |
| Rededication of San Marco with Relics of St. Mark, mosaic over Porta di S. Alippio, ca. 1275 |
| Relics relief from ducal corridor, marble with porphyry frame, ca. 1268 |
| Tetrarchs, porphyry, originally from the Philadelphion in Constantinople (now on exterior of San Marco, Venice), ca. 300 |
| Pillastri Acritani in the Piazetta of San Marco, sculpted piers originally from Hagios Polyeucktos in Constantinople, ca. 524-27 |