Constantinople, painted by Warwick Goble, described by Alexander Van Millingen — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
Constantinople, painted by Warwick Goble, described by Alexander Van Millingen
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38. The Walls; the Tower of Isaac Angelus 120
39. Constantinople and Golden Horn from the Cemetery at Eyoub 130
40. View from an old Cemetery 134
41. Market in the Court of the Mosque of Sultan Ahmed I. 138
42. Court of the Suleimaniyeh 142
43. Interior of S. Sophia 158
44. Interior of S. Sophia, the Sultan’s Gallery 180
45. Fountain in S. Sophia 184
46. A Wet Day on the Galata Bridge 196
47. In the Grand Bazaar 198
48. A Fortune-Teller 200
49. Street Scene, Top-Khaneh 202
50. A Step Street 206
51. Simit-Seller 208
52. Market at Scutari 212
53. Entrance to a Turkish Khan 214
54. Turkish Well, Stamboul 216
55. A Fountain by the Bosporus 218
56. Open Air Café, Stamboul 222
57. Roumeli Hissar 224
58. A Howling Dervish 228
59. A Whirling Dervish 230
60. Tomb in Scutari 238
61. The Sweet Waters of Europe 254
62. The Yashmak 256
63. The Sweet Waters of Asia 260
CONSTANTINOPLE
CHAPTER I
THE MAKING OF CONSTANTINOPLE UNDER CONSTANTINE THE GREAT
328-337 A.D.