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Wandering Among the Ruins

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For an hour, I walked around the old ruins. I found the remains of Philip's theater on a hillside of the Acropolis. A few...

Preservation of Sacred Relics

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The prophet being touched, as a recompense, placed his own mantle over the shoulders of the poet. At that period, in order to obtain...

Sultan Yavuz Selim’s Reign

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Inheritance Negotiations The aged Sultan wanted to negotiate with his son Selim by appointing him successor among other princes on condition that Selim did not...

Evolution of State Treasury

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The Importance of the Sultan’s Seal One of the significant provisions in Fatih’s Lawbook pertains to the protection of the Sultan’s seal, indicating the growing...

Since Christians believed

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Many aspects of that story pull us into the world of Roman late antiquity: clashing religious practices, legal interference in religion, the brutality of...

Tribunus voluptatum

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Somewhere at the bottom of the hierarchical pyramid of government, we find one officer whose role may still inspire some skepticism: the “tribune of...

Edict of Theoderic

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For Theoderic belongs to an old, conservative tradition, and if the Edict of Theoderic that comes down to us in 154 short chapters—virtually every...

Artifice of prayer

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HOW ALL ROMAN CITIZENS BECAME SLAVES Theodora too unceasingly hardened her heart in the practice of inhumanity. What she did, was never to please or...

False reports and misleading statements

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The officers called Referendars were no longer satisfied to perform their duties of presenting to the Emperor the request of petitioners, and referring to...

Necessary to his prestige

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JUSTICE FOR SALE Everything was done the wrong way, and of the old customs none remained; a few instances will illustrate, and the rest must...

Edict of Theoderic

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Artifice of prayer

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Unpleasant experience

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