As those who were not of royalty could not hold a martyrium singularly devoted to them (like St. Helena), the less well connected often found their martyria within the church. Interior of St. Justus, 6th century church.

Mosaic with Christ and the martyr St. Justus.

Exterior dome over fifth aisle. The exterior more clearly reveals the dome over the matyria at the terminus of the fifth aisle at St. Justus.

Interior shot of the dome at St. Justus.

St. Justus is a five-aisled basilica. Photo from 5th aisle on the right.

Terminus of fifth aisle.