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

by Alexander Van Millingen

[1287]. Socrates, vi. c. vi.

[1288]. Anonymus, iii. p. 56.

[1289]. Sozomon, vii. c. xxi.

[1290]. Ibid., vii. c. xxiv.

[1291]. Ibid., viii. c. iv.

[1292]. Socrates, vi. c. xii.

[1293]. Constant. Porphyr., De Cer., pp. 413, 499.

[1294]. Procopius, De Æd., i. c. viii.

[1295]. Theophanes Cont., p. 340. The wealthy monastery at the Hebdomon, mentioned in history, was probably attached to this church (John Scylitzes, in Cedrenus, vol. ii. p. 714).

[1296]. Procopius, De Æd., i. c. iv.