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Constantinople (see
other names)
became the
capital of the
Roman Empire during the
reign of
Constantine the
Great in 330.
Following the
collapse of the...
- Istanbul, is the
largest city in Turkey,
straddling the
Bosporus Strait, the
boundary between Europe and Asia. It is
considered the country's economic...
- The
Apostolic Vicariate of
Istanbul (Latin:
Vicariatus Apostolicus Istanbulensis) is a
Roman Catholic apostolic vicariate based in the city of Istanbul...
- Imvros. He was born in
Istanbul in modern-day Turkey, then
known as
Constantinopole,
where he also died. On
November 30, 1979,
Demetrios proclaimed the...
- of Europe, the
Black Sea
region (control of Danube) all the way to
Constantinopole (Dardanelles/Bosphorus) and the
Mediterranean Sea. The
treaty was not...
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Cyril died in 444.
Under his successor,
Dioscurus I of Alexandria, a
Constantinopole-based
archimandrite named Eutyches,
whose answer to
questions put to...
- The
Armenian Catholic Archeparchy of Istanbul, also
known as
Armenian Catholic Archdiocese of Constantinople,
serves Armenian Catholics in
Turkey and is...
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exploit their victory. On 23 June 1596, the
Ottoman army
marched from
Constantinopole.
Commanded by
Sultan Mehmed III, the army
marched through Edirne, Filibe...
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military uniform for the
Victory parade of the
Russian army in
Berlin and
Constantinopole.
Vasnetsov is
credited with the
creation of the
budenovka (initially...
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Simeon I. In 923, due to a deal of Pope John X and a
Patriarch of
Constantinopole, the
sovereignty of
Byzantine coastal cities in
Dalmatia came under...
