Beth Govrin (Eleutheropolis) - Mahatt el-Urdi church - South aisle

5X14 m. The border is a four-strand guilloch in between plain strips. The field is made of an octagons surrounded by squares and lozenges, within each of the four octagons composing the field, there is a circle. Each circle has a different border and a different design. The upper circle has a "wreath" border. The field contains two peacock carrying a garland in their beaks over a bowl of fruit. In the squares around the octagonwere animals, only a horse and bull in the two top left squares remain. The second circle from the top has a border of a wavy ribbon (scroll). The field depicts a lion ravening its prey. The four squares above and below the octagon contaons a pair of birds sanding on both sides of a small plant. In each of the two squares along the sides, there is a fountain shaped like a vase surounded by four birds. The third circle has a "wreath" border. The field depicts a boat manned by two sailors who are thursting Jonah toward the jaws of the sea-monster (whale or the Ketos of the septuagint). The squares surronding the circle containd animals. In the top left squres an elephant and an ibex remain. The rhombs between the squares are filled with varieties of single lozenges. The triangles are filed with simple geometric patteren such as reticulate patterns, multicolored squares, danticulated triangles, broken lines and more.