Greek-Orthodox People of Constantinople, 1453–1600 (Greek language text)

Greek-Orthodox People of Constantinople, 1453–1600 (Greek language text)What follows the Fall of Constantinople? How do its residents survive and how do the Greek Orthodox people organize their life? This book draws information from Constantinople chronicles, travellers narratives, diaries of Westerners who lived among the Greek Orthodox people, as well as from texts of Greek historians. Greek language text

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