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Wealth and Tradition of the Ottoman Treasury

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The Humble Beginnings of the State When Osman Bey, the founder of the Ottoman State (1299 – 1324), passed away, he left behind modest possessions:...

Exploring Historic Seaside Mansions Along the Bosphorus

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Hadi Semi Bey Seaside Mansion Hadi Semi Bey Seaside Mansion, located on Goksu Cad- desi in Kandilli, has a rich history dating back to the...

Exploring Istanbul’s Seaside Mansions

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A Journey Through History and Elegance Nestled along the picturesque shores of the Bosphorus, Istanbul’s seaside mansions stand as enduring symbols of the city’s rich...

Istanbul’s Architectural Marvels

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Şehzade Water Tower, Ummugulsum Hatun Fountain, and Unkapam Cistern Şehzade Water Tower Water towers played a crucial role in Istanbul’s water distribution system, serving to transport...

Justinian`s world

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And in the evening, songs were sung in the tents and shelters, songs we shall never hear, for the real life of ancient times...

In governmental terms

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In governmental terms, a conservative observer would say that the provincial lines had been redrawn a bit, and new chief local rulers were in...

Skeptical historian Procopius of Constantinople

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This moralizing reading appears twenty years later, from the skeptical historian Procopius of Constantinople, and he burdens it with several overlays. It shows the...

Battered prisoner was halfmarched

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At Galerius’ word the battered prisoner was halfmarched, half dragged across the cobblestoned square and up the slight elevation upon which the church stood....

Torch Constantine

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Only when he stepped back, did he dare look directly at Amianus, but saw no fear in the Christian’s face. In fact, the eyes...

Actually Galerius was right

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“You get used to it in time. Actually Galerius was right burning is a far more merciful form of execution than, say, crucifixion. With...

Justinian`s world

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Cities and Plundered

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Sozomen (d. c. 450 CE)

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