Byzantine Constantinople, the walls of the city and adjoining historical sites

by Alexander Van Millingen

Phrantzes, p. 255; Leonard of Scio, in his Letter to Pope Nicholas.—As the gate defended, in 1453, by Gabriel of Treviso.

Pusculus, iv. p. 193.—As the gate defended, in 1453, by the Grand Duke Notaras.

Critobulus, i. c. 65.—As the gate attacked by the Turkish fleet which entered the Golden Horn, after forcing the chain across the mouth of the harbour.

[868]. Lib. i. c. 42.

[869]. See above, p. [211].

[870]. Page 753.

[871]. Page 271.

[872]. Page 251.

[873]. Constantinople et le Bosphore, p. 364.

[874]. Lib. i. c. 42.