Church St. Theodosia Porta Dexiocrates
The Church of St. Theodosia and Its Significance The Church of St. Theodosia, also known as the Church of the […]
The Church of St. Theodosia and Its Significance The Church of St. Theodosia, also known as the Church of the […]
The Fourth Crusade and the Capture of Constantinople in 1203 The Petrion district played a central role in one of
The Structure of the Walls From the Porta Phani eastwards to Petri Kapoussi, the next city gate, the fortifications of
Location and Historical Context In the district known as the Kynegon, there once stood a gate called the Gate of
The “Imperial” Gate at the Eastern End of the Harbour Walls When discussing the names Basilike Pyle (the Imperial Gate)
A Harbour Within the City Walls There is nothing surprising about the existence of a harbour inside the city walls
Evidence Supporting the Gate’s Location The conclusion that the Gate of the Kynegos was located near Balat Kapoussi is supported
The Gate’s Position and Identification There can be little doubt that the Gate of the Kynegos (meaning Gate of the
Gyllius and the Naming of Balat Kapoussi From the account already mentioned, it appears that Gyllius referred to Balat Kapoussi
The City Wall and Its Entrances After leaving the Church of Saint Demetrius, and before reaching the gate now called