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 1  2,1 |       Mount of Olives Constantine built the Church of the Ascension
 2  2,1 |       that province. The churches built during this period in the
 3  2,2 |          where Constantinople was built in later years. A few years
 4  2,2 |        from the land, Constantine built a wall extending from the
 5  2,2 |      characteristic of the states built on the ruins of the empire
 6  2,4 | Theodosius’ court. The walls were built in two shifts. In 413, during
 7  2,4 |  Constantine repaired it and also built around it another wall with
 8  2,4 |           century. The city walls built during this period made
 9  2,5 |          into Constantinople, was built at the end of the fourth
10  3,4 |          Hunnic danger, Justinian built and restored several forts
11  3,16|    Apostles. This church had been built by Constantine the Great
12  3,16|       Mark’s at Venice, which was built on its model. It was copied
13  4,4 |      mosque of Omar at Jerusalem, built in 687-90, is a purely Byzantine
14  5,8 |     glories of Bagdad, Theophilus built a palace in imitation of
15  6,2 |         the edifice, he said, was built with the utmost skill, of
16  6,8 |        Byzantium. The New Church, built by Basil I, may have reproduced
17  7,1 |           were being restored and built and for that purpose Charlemagne
18  7,3 |        The Peloponnesus feudaries built fortified castles with towers
19  7,3 |        peninsula. The Franks also built some other strongholds.~
20  7,3 |       fortified castles that they built, they never really overcame
21  7,3 |       that Mistra, which had been built precisely at the time of
22  7,4 | completely failed.~ John Comnenus built in Constantinople the monastery
23  7,4 |      century. Churches were being built not only in the capital,
24  8,17|          and new monasteries were built. Therefore the second half
25  9,6 |          to destroy what had been built and, in case of refusal,
26  9,6 |        was a failure. The vessels built by Cantacuzene entered the
27  9,6 |           that it might have been built today by a masterhand. The
28  9,7 |           Maina, and the recently built Mistra. Since the Greek
29  9,7 |         on the Isthmus of Corinth built by Manuel, and devastated
30  9,8 |           Corinth, which had been built under Manuel II, in order
31  9,9 |           its narrowest point, he built a powerful stronghold with
32  9,9 |     fortifications which had been built at the end of the fourteenth
33  9,17|        excellent houses, all well built.”[297] At the same time,