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City Walls of Istanbul A Symbol of Strength and History

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Introduction to the City Walls Stretching over a length of 103 kilometers, the city walls of Istanbul, also known as the Theodosian Walls, stand as...

The Studios Monastery

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The Studios Monastery A Byzantine Treasure Introduction and History The Studios Monastery stands as a testament to Byzantine religious architecture, being the oldest surviving structure of...

Kiztaji

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Kiztaji (Markianos Column) Located in a Fatih neighborhood of the same name, the Kiztap structure, or the Markianos Column by its Byzantine-era name, was constructed...

Christian emperors of the fourth and fifth centuries

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So we are approving here by these presents that it is permitted to replace the roof on the walls of your synagogue, and we...

Mediterranean docked

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And then there is Theoderic’s tomb. Built just outside the city walls of Ravenna, close to the harbor where ships from Constantinople and elsewhere...

150 letters from Theoderic’s time

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Yet we have nearly 150 letters from Theoderic’s time that profess to be from his own hand, and come at least from the hands...

Wealth of Romans

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HOW HE SEIZED ALL THE WEALTH OF THE ROMANS AND THREW IT AWAY How he seized all wealth I will next discuss: recalling first a...

Scirtus River flooded Edessa

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However, punishment for these offenses was mostly directed against the Greens. Furthermore the persecution of the Samaritans and the so-called heretics filled the Roman realm...

Boundaries of Persia

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Such were the results of the wars in Libya and in Europe. Meanwhile the Saracens were continuously making inroads on the Romans of the...

Theodora was still too young

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When this woman saw the populace assembled in the amphitheater, she placed laurel wreaths on her daughters’ heads and in their hands, and sent...

Constantine VIII

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