constantinople
IPA: kɑnstæntʌnˈoʊpʌɫ
Root Word: Constantinople
noun
- Name of present-day Istanbul from 330–1930 C.E.. Previously known as Byzantium.
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Examples of "constantinople" in Sentences
- GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN the homilies of St. john Chrysostom archbishop of constantinople, on the
- And imo the best method to drink coffee is the Turkish/greek method which comes from constantinople...
- But the Lord said, in the church of constantinople stands a tall oaktree which still has all its leaves.
- I've got to say that the remarks of vicissitudes and constantinople in particular, and others who continue to slam Hillary
- Homilies of St. John Chrysostom, archbishop of constantinople, on the first epistle of St. paul the apostle. to the corinthians.
- Homilies of St. John Chrysostom, archbishop of constantinople, on the second epistle of St. paul the apostle. to the corinthians.
- On arriving at constantinople he came to the conslusion that the very different theology which he found rife there was a form of Arian or Apollinarian error.
- I've got to say that the remarks of vicissitudes and constantinople in particular, and others who continue to slam Hillary, even as she votes as you would have her vote, are telling.
- By canon xiii the celibacy of the Greek secular clergy became a thing of the past; and by canon xxxvi, a further step was taken in the direction of rendering the Patriarch of constantinople quite independent of the
- December 15th, 2009 at 5: 49 pm but there are pre-modern analogies to detroit. rome and constantinople were built to be huge cities, but collapsed to such an extent that vast expanses of officially “urban” zones were left fallow and had re-wilded. of course was only one part of the cycle, rome bounced back from its dark age nadir, and constantinople revived upon the rents received from the ottoman empire. urgs Says:
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