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Historical Archive: Church of St. Julien le Pauvre, Paris c.1170-80 and later; shortened from 6 to 4 bays in 1651 now adapted to the Melchite Greek Catholic rite Iconostasis: George Bitar, Damascus, 1891, top register removed in 1960s nave, aisles, iconostasis, and central apse, view to east iconostasis cross and central apse windows nave (lower parts c.1170-80), iconostasis, and central choir and apse (upper parts c.1210-40) central choir and apse vaults (c.1210-40), and mid-17th c. nave vault nave north elevation (lower part c.1170-80, upper windows and vault mid-17th c.) and north aisle (c.1210-40), view from south aisle c.1210-40 south aisle and north elevation of central choir south aisle (vaults rebuilt 19th c.) leading to south apse: Chapel of the Virgin south apse vault, c.1210-40 south apse pier late 12th c. harpies capital between choir and south apse late 12th c. foliate capital between chancel and north apse foliate capital in nave arcade, c.1210-40 foliate keystone in north aisle, c.1210-40 west facade, mid 17th c. east apses, 13th c. east apses seen from Square René Viviani-Montebello central eastern apse north side with robinia pseudoaccacia tree (American locust) planted in 1601 or 1602, said to be the oldest tree in Paris north side, 13th c. northeast apse and north side