Constantinople : İstanbul's Historical Heritage / Stéphane Yerasimos.
Language: English Publication details: Paris : Editions Place des Victoires, 2000.Description: 399 p. : col., ill. ; 33 cmISBN:- 3833119322
- NA1370, Y47 2005
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 398-399) and index.
1. Constantinople -- 2. The Early Ottoman Capitals -- 3. İstanbul -- 4. Appendices.
Byzantium - Constantinople - Istanbul: founded as a Greek settlement on the Bosporus, the city's history is replete with significant political and cultural developments. The Hagia Sophia stems from the early Christian era, the Middle Ages bequeathed us churches and monasteries rich in mosiacs as well as illuminated manuscripts and icons; and the cultural Renaissance in 1453 brought magnificent palaces and mosques, calligraphic treasures, and book and miniature paintings inspired by Persian and Arabic forms.
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