Byzantine Constantinople, the walls of the city and adjoining historical sites Papyras Classics

Byzantine Constantinople, the walls of the city and adjoining historical sites

by Alexander Van Millingen

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Chapter I. The Site of Constantinople—The Limits of Byzantium
  3. Chapter II. The City of Constantine—Its Limits—Fortifications—Interior Arrangement
  4. Chapter III. The Theodosian Walls
  5. Chapter IV. The Gates in the Theodosian Walls
  6. Chapter V. The Gates in the Theodosian Walls—continued
  7. Chapter VI. Repairs on the Theodosian Walls
  8. Chapter VII. The Palace of the Porphyrogenitus
  9. Chapter VIII. The Fortifications on the North-Western Side of the City, Before the Seventh Century
  10. Chapter IX. The Wall of the Emperor Manuel Comnenus
  11. The Palace of Blachernæ. Τὸ ἐν Βλαχέρναις Βασίλειον, Παλάτιον
  12. Chapter X. The Tower of Anemas—The Tower of Isaac Angelus
  13. Chapter XI. Inmates of the Prison of Anemas
  14. Chapter XII. The Wall of the Emperor Heraclius: The Wall of the Emperor Leo the Armenian
  15. Chapter XIII. The Seaward Walls
  16. Chapter XIV. The Walls Along the Golden Horn
  17. Chapter XV. The Walls Along the Golden Horn—continued
  18. Chapter XVI. The Walls Along the Sea of Marmora
  19. Chapter XVII. The Harbours on the Sea of Marmora
  20. Chapter XVIII. The Harbours on the Sea of Marmora—continued
  21. Chapter XIX. The Hebdomon
  22. Chapter XX. The Anastasian Wall
  23. Table of Emperors

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