Capital of Byzantine Empire
The foundation of Constantinople (today's Istanbul), the City of Cities, the center of Greek civilization for over a thousand years and the last capital of the Roman Empire, according to the millennial
Tapestry showing Constantine Directing the Building of Constantinople | Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Constantine the Great and the foundation of Constantinople | Britannica
Constantine I (307/310-337). Æ Medallion (28mm, 20.25g). Struck on the occasion of the foundation of Constantinople 327/8. CONSTANTI-NOPOLIS Helmeted and draped bust Constantinople
Constantinople - Wikipedia
Constantinople - Wikipedia
Constantinople | Hellenic Foundation for Culture
Byzantine Empire Activity - HISTORY'S HISTORIESYou are history. We are the future.
Foundation of Constantinople | Historical Atlas of Europe (11 May 330) | Omniatlas
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Commemoration of the Founding of Constantinople, 324 AD (May 11th) : r/OrthodoxChristianity
Fall of Constantinople - Wikipedia
File:Peter Paul Rubens 213.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Hippodrome of Constantinople (Sultanahmet Square)
Conqueror who was given a sign
Constantinople History, Founder, and Trade - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com
Istanbul: The Legend of Seven Hills and the Foundation of Constantinople | Istanbul Tourist Pass®
Foundation of Constantinople - YouTube
The French benevolent foundation of Constantinople celebrations
The History of Byzantine Empire by Charles Oman - Ebook | Scribd
Roman Empire, AE3 (17), 335-336 AD, commemorative foundation of Constantinople, Rome (335) - Roman Empire - LastDodo
Foundation of Constantinople | Historical Atlas of Europe (11 May 330) | Omniatlas
Constantinople - Wikipedia
Byzantine Empire | History, Geography, Maps, & Facts | Britannica
Foundation of Constantinople | Seuso
