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Early Cultural Connections in Anatolia

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Early Buildings and Trade During ancient times, Anatolia was closely connected with other advanced cultures like those in Mesopotamia. Pottery from the Ubaid period (a...

Anatolia and the Bible

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What Is Anatolia? Most of what we now call Turkey was once known as Anatolia or Asia Minor. This land stretches about 1,000 miles from...

Exploring Dolmabahçe Palace A Symbol of Ottoman Grandeur

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Dolmabahçe Palace, commissioned by Sultan Abdülmecit between 1843 and 1856, stands as a magnificent testament to Ottoman architectural splendor. With its intricate design and...

Unveiling the Magnificence of Topkapi Palace A Jewel of Ottoman Heritage

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Historical Background Topkapi Palace, commissioned by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror between 1460 and 1478, stands as a testament to Ottoman grandeur and architectural brilliance. Situated...

Exploring Ottoman-Era Tombs and Complexes in Istanbul

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The Gülnuş Emetullah Valide Sultan Tomb: A Symbol of Maternal Reverence The Gülnuş Emetullah Valide Sultan Tomb, erected between 1708 and 1711 within the Yeni...

The rest of the Empire

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Reading the reports of his spies in the rest of the Empire, Constantine sometimes felt like an observer perched high above some giant circus,...

Maxentius and Maximian

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“More like Vesuvius in eruption,” Dacius said dryly. “Rome is angry enough to leave the Empire, if it could, but Maxentius and Maximian have...

Treves and other centers

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Constantine himself led an austere life and there was a minimum of luxury in the palace, so the major part of the accumulation in...

Eusebius admitted

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The sermon was quickly finished and the people filed out. The Empress and Lady Valeria went down an aisle along one side of the...

History of your religion

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“I am no soothsayer, as the priests of Apollo claim to be.” Eusebius appeared to take no umbrage at his words or manner. “But...

Eusebius admitted

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The rest of the Empire

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