The <i>'arżuḥāl</i>s of Sylvester, Patriarch of Antioch: Negotiating church affairs with the Sublime Porte in the first half of the 18th Century. [PDF]
Dipratu R.
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An outline of the water distribution technology in Constantinople
The question of how Constantinople got enough water to support its vast population has been an important area of research. A great deal of valuable work has been done in recent years on the water supply and its technology.
Andrews, Tara Lee
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Revue commerciale du Levant : Bulletin mensuel de la Chambre de commerce française de Constantinople
octobre 19241924/10 (A34,N376).Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire ...
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Early Armenian Photographic Communities in the Ottoman Empire: The Cases of Abdullah Frères and Yesayi Garabedian. [PDF]
Cetin İ.
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The Orthodox Patriarchate of Constantinople went through a series of changes in the eighteenth century. By 1763 gerontismos was established, and the Patriarchal seal was divided into four.
Tellan, Elif Bayraktar
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Toward a performative epistemology of the archive: archival enactment as Rum futurity. [PDF]
Banalopoulou C.
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Revue commerciale du Levant : Bulletin mensuel de la Chambre de commerce française de Constantinople
31 août 18901890/08/31 (A4,N41).Note : LISTE DES MEMBRES (N41-43).Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire ...
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Alexis le Stoudite, patriarche de Constantinople (1025-1043)
Le patriarche Alexis (1025-1043), une des plus remarquables personnalités ecclésiastiques du XIe siècle à Byzance, a joué un rôle déterminant dans les affaires tant politiques qu’ecclésiastiques. Une situation complexe a émergé après la mort du puissant empereur Basile II en 1025 et c’est dans ce contexte que les Actes d’Alexis, traduits et commentés ...
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Revue commerciale du Levant : Bulletin mensuel de la Chambre de commerce française de Constantinople
30 juin 18961896/06/30 (A10,N111).Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire ...
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The Byzantine rite, a term employed here in its broad meaning to refer to the liturgical tradition of Eastern Chalcedonian Christians, originates from the historical and cultural milieu of the Eastern Christian world.
Damaskinos Olkinuora
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