The Chappel, where _Ejub Sultan_ is interred, at whose Head and Feet I observed great wax Candles, is enclosed with latten wire Grates, for the better accommodation of such religious _Turks_ as come to pay their respect to the memory of this great _Musulman_ Saint. In the middle of the Area there is raised a building sustained by excellent marble Pillars, ascended by two several pair of stairs, where the new Emperor is inaugurated, and where he usually goes in _Biram_-time. FOOTNOTES: [1] Κατὰ τὴν ἐπώνυμον ἡμῖν πόλιν. _So the Emperor_ Constantine _in a Letter to_ Eusebius. de vita Constantini. _lib._ 4. _cap._ 36. & apud Theodoritum Histor. Eccles. _lib._ 1. _cap._ 16. _v._ etiam Socrat. Scholast. Hist. Eccles. _lib._ 1. _cap._ 16. [2] V. Socratem ibidem. Et Theophanem in Chronographia XXV. anno Constantini. [3] _The _Italian_ Word _Rione_ is a manifest corruption of the _Latin_ Word._ [4] In Panegyrico, quem Romæ dixit Anthemio Augusto, bis Consuli. [5] __Hæresi LXIX. quæ est Arianorum. Sect. 2._ where he says a sad dismal Fire was kindled by _Arius_; πῦρ ὀυ τὸ τυχὸν ὃ κατείληφε πᾶσαν τὴν Ρωμανίαν σχεδὸν, μάλιστα τῆς ἀνατολῖς τὰ μέρη, which seized almost upon all _Romania_, or _Universum Romanorum imperium_, as _Petavius_ renders it, but especially the Eastern parts of it._ [6] Pag. 144, 152, 153. [7] Pag. 139. [8] v. Gillium de Bosp. Thracio lib. III. cap. 12. &c. [9] Pag. 169. Num. 3. [10] Pag. 121. [11] Vid. Historiam Politicam Constantinopoleos apud Crusium in Turco-Græcia, pag. 9. [12] This was an old error; for thus writes Dionysius Byzantinus in his little Book of the Bosphorus. Τοῦ ῥεύματος τὸ μὲν πλεῖον κατιόντος ἐστὶ δὲ ὅτε κατ' ἐπικράτειαν ἀναστρέφοντος. [13] Pag. 119. _An account of the City of _Prusa_ in _Bythynia_, and a continuation of the Historical Observations relating to _Constantinople_, by the Reverend and learned _Thomas Smith_ D. D. fellow of _Magd. Coll. Oxon._ and of the _Royal Society_._ _Montanea_ formerly called _Nicopolis_ according to _Bellonius_, or rather _Cios_, the bay hence called _Sinus Cianus_, lies in the bottom of a Bay about Fourscore miles from _Constantinople_, and is the Scale or Landing-place for _Prusa_, from which it may be about twelve miles; in the middle way to which is the Village _Moussanpoula_.