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 1  2,2 |             land, Constantine built a wall extending from the Golden
 2  2,3 |          Achilles standing before the wall. So greatly astonished was
 3  2,4 |     surrounded the new capital with a wall. By the time of Theodosius
 4  2,4 |           outgrown the limits of this wall. It became necessary to
 5  2,4 |           that time regent, erected a wall with numerous towers which
 6  2,4 |             the west of Constantine’s wall. This new wall of Anthemius,
 7  2,4 |          Constantine’s wall. This new wall of Anthemius, which saved
 8  2,4 |        earthquake which destroyed the wall, the praetorian prefect
 9  2,4 |               built around it another wall with many towers and surrounded
10  2,4 |            which surrounded the outer wall. Under the administration
11  2,5 |              Slavic attacks. The Long Wall. Relations with the West. —
12  2,5 |   Constantinople, the so-called “Long Wall” which extended from the
13  2,5 |               a peninsula.”[146] This wall did not fulfill the purpose
14  2,5 |            approximate the Anastasian wall, traces of which may still
15  2,5 |            program including the Long Wall, aqueducts, the lighthouse
16  3,15|             inroad as far as the Long Wall and captured Singidunum [
17  4,1 | battering-rams broke through the city wall, and, as one source put
18  4,1 |             Mardaites formed “a brass wall”[60] which protected Asia
19  4,1 |          Emperor “destroyed the brass wall.” In later times the Mardaites
20  5,8 |           also erected a stronger new wall around the capital for a
21  7,1 |              a suburb beyond the city wall, could not do so; it was
22  7,1 |            was surrounded by a strong wall. Pilgrims again could go
23  9,4 |             to surround Galata with a wall and moat. Soon after, their
24  9,7 |             was the construction of a wall with numerous towers on
25  9,7 |               Isthmus of Corinth. The wall was erected on the site
26  9,7 |              where they destroyed the wall on the Isthmus of Corinth
27  9,8 |             to take possession of the wall on the Isthmus of Corinth,
28  9,8 |           broke through the fortified wall on the Isthmus of Corinth,
29  9,9 |            into the church, the altar wall miraculously opened before
30  9,9 |         priest will come out from the wall and continue the liturgy.~
31  9,17|             is surrounded by a strong wall and has excellent houses,