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The Venetian Quarter of Constantinople Revisited

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The exact location and borders of the Venetian quarter in Constantinople remain a major question in historical studies. Most of what we know comes...

Ceremonies in the Suburbs of Constantinople

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This paper focuses on the role of Constantinople’s European suburbs in imperial ceremonies. These suburbs were located just outside the city walls, near important...

A Return to the Bazaar

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The next afternoon, I walked through the bazaar, casually looking at things I had no intention of buying. To my surprise, I was greeted...

A Visit to the Shop

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The shopkeeper’s eyes lit up when he saw me. I must have looked like a potential customer. He quickly invited me upstairs and apologized...

Salonika’s Trade

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Salonika, a busy port, is highly desired by Austria and, according to Berlin, will eventually belong to Germany. However, the city’s trade is a...

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...

Galerius prepared carefully

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The Empress and her daughter came out just then and Constantine went to call the litter bearers. But from then on, he assigned to...

Illyrian veterans

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Tiridates’ laugh boomed out. “How could I, with my back to the river?” Dispatches from the Persian campaign soon began to arrive daily, telling of...

Justinian`s world

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Artifice of prayer

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Hundred Harlots

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Dacius swore a purple

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