... Not far from Moné tés Koras (at Constantinople) there are two other churches of the same class and of about the same age.  One, the Pantokrator, has been added to at various times so as to cover a large space of ground, but it consists consequently of small and ill-assorted parts.  It retains, however, a good deal of its marble pavements and other features of interest.  The other, known as the Fetije Jamissi, is smaller and more complete, and possesses some mosaics of considerable beauty. (A History of Architecture in All Countries, Fergusson, v.2, 1867).