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 1  2,2|             and placed by him in the Hippodrome, is still there today, although
 2  3,8| Constantinople was the circus or the Hippodrome, the favorite gathering
 3  3,8|             usually appeared at this Hippodrome in the imperial box, the
 4  3,8|           said Th. I. Uspensky, “the Hippodrome became the only place for
 5  3,8|            emperor and rushed to the Hippodrome, where the frightened Anastasius
 6  3,8|             influence exerted by the Hippodrome and the mob of the capital
 7  3,8|            through the herald in the Hippodrome, but no settlement was reached.[
 8  3,8|             appeal to the mob at the Hippodrome were of no effect. A nephew
 9  3,8|           drove the rioters into the Hippodrome, enclosed them there, and
10  5,5|            march in file through the hippodrome, each holding a woman by
11  5,8|      Byzantine arms resounded in the Hippodrome in Constantinople, and a
12  5,8|           pictures of the chase, the Hippodrome, trees, birds, and beasts.
13  7,3|            of the Constantinopolitan Hippodrome were carried away by Dandolo
14  7,4|            divine service and in the Hippodrome for public spectacles. Towards