1. My imagination endowed Constantinople with all the magic of the East.

2. And the Byzantine coins imply some connection with Constantinople.

3. From an early date the imperial palaces at Constantinople incorporated decorative schemes that emphasized and glorified imperial power and dominion.

4. They stayed on in Constantinople and became the nucleus of the Varangian Guard, which lasted for many centuries.

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5. One can debate whether gatherings after Constantinople or after Trent have been ecumenical, but it is a sterile argument.

6. Their fleets soon arrived at Constantinople and the war promised to be the most wide-ranging since the fall of the first Napoleon.

7. I have never visited Constantinople at all.

8. Constantine I is the eponym for constantinople.

9. Ankara replaces Constantinople as the capital of Turkey.

10. It gives a precious glimpse of Constantinople 's most famous image of the Virgin Mary painted it was believed from the life by Saint Luke himself.

11. Michael's entry into Constantinople in 1261 marked the restoration of the empire as a major power.

12. In 1453, when Constantinople fell to the Ottomans, it became a mosque with minarets.

13. I, who have a seraglio at cairo atat Constantinople, preside at a wedding?

14. Thus, Constantinople was able to begin silk production, about 550 A.

15. The throne is thought to have been made in Constantinople and given by Justinian to his viceroy Maximian.

16. The majestic castle walls, with their varying bands of stone, were modelled on the walls of Constantinople.

17. I felt a bit like a Circassian slave being taken to Constantinople.

18. I had read Eothen and other tales of Eastern travel and my imagination endowed Constantinople with all the magic of the East.

19. His operational flying looked as promising as his civilian flying had, until he went on a night bombing raid over Constantinople.

20. In 581 a Frankish legation sent by Chilperic I returned from Constantinople with numerous gifts.

21. Many flooded on to the market after the Sack of Constantinople in 1204.

22. Church decoration extravagance, display a number of Venice, from the Constantinople Crusaders looted booty.

23. His armies devastated and looted right down to the walls of Constantinople.

24. Orient Express: Luxury train that ran from Paris to Constantinople ( Istanbul ) for over 80 years ( 1883 - 1977 ).

25. Leonardo was also commissioned to design a bridge that would span the great harbor of Constantinople.

26. The Tzar Nicholas I of Russia ( 1825 - 1856) was also becoming aggressive and pressing southward upon the Turkish Empire with his eyes on Constantinople.

27. Ottomann capital move decision now requires control as well as ownership of Constantinople.

28. The objective was to gain control of the Dardanelles Strait, and then to press on and take Constantinople.

29. Hagia Sophia served as model for several of the great Turkish mosques of Constantinople.

30. From that base he soon began a long series of saber-rattling negotiations with the capitals of the Roman Empire at Constantinople in the East and Ravenna in the West.

31. Thousands of European churches were dedicated to him, one as early as the sixth century, built by the Roman emperor Justinian I, at Constantinople.

32. The Fourth Crusade did not achieve the conquest of the "Holy Land", but diverted to Constantinople, the capital of Byzantine Empire. It seemed occasional, while implied certain social background.

33. After being restored, the temple was destroyed by the Goths in A.D. 262 and again by the Christians in A.D. 401 on the orders of Saint John Chrysostom, then archbishop of Constantinople (Istanbul).

34. The Byzantine Empire begins with 4 provinces under its control with castles at its capital in Constantinople and Corinth and the large towns of Nicaea and Thessalonica.

35. Constantine the Great becomes Emperor of Rome,[] and moves the capital to Byzantium( Constantinople ). He also makes Christianity the official religion of the Roman world.

36. Theodosius I makes his adventus, or formal entry, into Constantinople.

37. With the fall of Rome in 410, Constantinople was then the only capital of the empire.

38. The left wing of the Mohammedan armies took possession of Spain, The right wing meanwhile made for Constantinople by way of Syria and Asia Minor.

39. In the end, though, the emperor's retaliation would claim more than 30, 000 lives and see more than half of Constantinople reduced to rubble(), including major damages to the Hagia Sophia.

40. Turks occupy Constantinople in the 15 th century, make this holy Sophia church into the mosque.

41. Byzantine churches, domed and decorated with mosaics, proliferated throughout the Byzantine Empire; most notable is the Hagia Sophia (532-537), built by Eastern emperor Justinian I at Constantinople.

42. The soldiers of the Fourth Crusade sack Constantinople and kill many fellow Christians.

43. In 1453 Constantinople was captured by the Ottoman Turks, and the Hagia Sophia was converted into a mosque.

44. He had promised to secure Aleks'consent to the Constantinople plan, but he was not sure now.

45. He it was who summoned the Second Ecumenical Council, this time at Constantinople in 381, where the Nicene Greed, the standard of orthodoxy , was drawn up in its final form.

46. Eventually Constantinople was re-taken from the hated Latin Empire in 1261 by the Nicaean Empire.

47. HAGIA SOPHIA, TURKEY: The soaring cathedral, also called the Church of Holy Wisdom, was built in 537 B.C. at Constantinople, today's Istanbul.

48. The emperor Constantine the Great dedicated this column when he founded Constantinople in the year 330.

49. In the Fourth Crusade the Venetians took over Constantinople and established a line of Latin emperors.

50. Baldwin agreed and then attempted to bring Arda back from Constantinople.