But to proceed in my Narration of other Monuments of Antiquity; On the Brow of the fourth Hill, which lies Eastward, you see a Church built to the Honour of Almighty God, which has been much celebrated in the Writings of modern Historians. The Walls of it within side are incrusted with several Kinds of Marble: It has two Porches or _Vestibules_, many lesser _Cupola’s_ covered with Lead, the largest of which is supported with four Pillars of red Marble variegated, each of which Pillars measures seven Foot in Circumference. There’s another _Cupola_ which bears upon four Arches, which are supported with four Pillars of _Thebaic_ Marble. On the South Side of the fourth Hill there is erected a Pillar, which nearly resembles that, which was lately, as I observed, standing in the _Exacionion_, but is now removed into the Precinct of the _Seraglio_. Round the _Basis_ of it there runs a Wreath of Laurel-work, and the Standard of the Cross, curiously cut in _Basso Relievo_. At the Foot of the fifth Hill is a double Wall, which encloses a Street now called _Phanarium_, because as the Inhabitants tell you, when the City was formerly besieged, it was built in the Space of one Night by Candle-light. I am induced from the Authority of _Dionysius_ to believe, that _Mellacopsas_ stood near this Street; the Reason why it was so called I have shewn in my _Treatise of the Bosporus_. On the Top of the fifth Hill stands the Palace of _Selimus_ the _Grand Signor_, with a _Caravansera_, and his Tomb. Near it is a very large _Cistern_, in a pleasant Meadow, which is despoiled of its Roof and Pillars. CHAP. III. _Of the Sixth Hill, and the Fourteenth_ Ward.