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Theseus and the Fourth Crusade: Outlining a Historical Investigation
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The Debate on the Fourth Crusade
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The “Wild Beast from the West”: Immediate Literary Reactions in Byzantium to the Second Crusade
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Novgorodian Travelers to the Mediterranean World in the Middle Ages
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The Mese: Main Street of Constantinople
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The Eastern Schism and the Division of Europe
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Building Medieval Constantinople
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An Appeal to Rome: Anglo-Saxon Dispute Settlement, 800-810
In this paper, I argue that Anglo-Saxon dispute settlement in the early ninth century exploited Charlemagne’s title as Holy Roman Emperor. T
The First Siege of Constantinople by the Ottomans (1394-1402) and its Repercussions on the Civilian Population of the City
A detailed study of the events between 1394 and 1402 shows that the Ottomans used in their assault upon Constantinople their proven method of blockading the enemy city for a long period of time, thus causing its surrender.