The Crusaders' entry into Constantinople, 12th April 1204, 1840 (oil on canvas), 1840

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Viajamos a la antigua Constatinopla?

Night Constantinople, Ivan Aivazovski, 1886

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Vikings did venture to places where flamingos were known, for instance forming the Byzantine Emperor's elite Varangian Guard in Constantinople 🛡️🪓

So, it's not impossible.

Another theory suggests that it depicts a legendary phoenix. Again, there are definite similarities.
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Le second tome de "Otome Sensô Gaiden II - Hi wo Tsugushatachi", 2ème spin-off de Divci Valka, va se concentrer sur la prise de Constantinople et paraîtra au Japon le 12 juillet prochain. Connaissant le sujet, forcément, ça m'intéresse. Un éditeur serait partant pour les publier? https://t.co/CyRPVWFQma

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"Final assault on the walls of Constantinople - 1453"
🎨: Jose Daniel Cabrera Peña

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1453, Ottoman armies under Sultan Mehmed II Fatih capture Constantinople after a 53-day siege, ending the Byzantine Empire.

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Today in The Second Council of Constantinople begins. (553 CE)

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in 553 CE the Second Council of Constantinople began under the Emperor Justinian.

It aimed to unify Chalcedonians and Monophysites in the empire, however like past efforts by other emperors, it failed.

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Ships at Night, Constantinople, by Emile Valentin (1883 - 1958)
Oil on Canvas

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The Crusaders' entry into Constantinople, 12th April 1204, 1840 (oil on canvas), 1840

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At the end of the week, we want to share with you old Photos of one of the most important cities in history. Istanbul has historical names Byzantium, Constantinople, Kostantiniyye.

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Constantinople Sunset (1899)
by Ivan Aivazovsky
Style: Romanticism

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The Crusaders' entry into Constantinople, 12th April 1204, 1840 (oil on canvas), 1840

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Byzantine Constantinople from the Nuremberg Chronicle by Hartmann Schedel (1493)

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Here’s a visual match for the image you’ve provided (left): Night Constantinople, 1886 from

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2/2 Women of Alexandria gathered to hear the preaching of Saint Mark. By Gentile Bellini, 1505. Had never been to Egypt, but had been to Constantinople, and had an excellent imagination!

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