Blogs Posts on "Constantinople"

Istanbul, the city of the heart and memory by La Ivolution - travel to your inner planet on Sep 5, 2009I travel. I’m traveling to Istanbul, the city of the heart and memory. I return. I’m returning to Istanbul, the city of colours and perfumes. I’m redesigning the roads, I’m redrawing the map, another theology text by worldci...

In Istanbul, the city of the heart and memory by La Ivolution - travel to your inner planet on Sep 5, 2009I travel. I’m traveling to Istanbul, the city of the heart and memory. I return. I’m returning to Istanbul, the city of the colours and perfumes. I’m redesign the roads, I’m redrawing the map, another theology text by worldcit...

Actele Sinodului al 5-lea Ecumenic de la Constantinopol, 553 by Discipulus Simplex on Jul 13, 2009După reuşita deplină care a fost traducerea integrală în engleză a masivelor Acte ale Sinodului al 4-lea Ecumenic de la Calcedon din 451 (The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon, LUP, 2007), Richard Price bucură din nou pe cercetătorii creştini...

The Battle is the Lord’s by Loving the Mud on Jul 6, 2009Follow me to glimpse a scene where we find a teenager too young to enlist in the Army. He is bringing a care package for his brothers when he witnesses a disturbing sight. The entire Army of mighty men is cowering in fright because of one enemy soldi...

04/24/98: New Jersey Departure by Turkey Vacation on Jan 27, 2009Prologue: The Turks are a fascinating people with their own very original take on the world. They are a pragmatic and indomitable people who often think in very unexpected ways. Our view of them from the United States has been colored by anti-Turkish...

Οι προφήτες θέλουν την “Άνω Πόλη” πίσω - Διψούν για νέες Σωτηρίες by La Ivolution - travel to your inner planet on Jan 15, 2009Οι Προφητείες θέλουν την τούρκικη σημαία να μην κυματίζει για πολύ στην Κωνσταντινούπολη. - Η μίξη της “ορθοδοξίας των προφητειών̶

The Varangian Guard by Penspace on Dec 18, 2008The Varangian Guard was an elite band of bodyguards who protected the Byzantine Emperors. Composed mainly of Vikings, who served as mercenaries in the Byzantine military, the guard was noted for its loyalty to the Emperor and its perceived aloofness...