The Defence of Constantinople

Eric McGeer

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Byzantine Studies and History Classical Antiquity Studies Medieval History and Crusades

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Chapter 7, “The Defence of Constantinople,” examines the factors at play in the defense of Constantinople – geography, fortifications, land and naval forces, adequate supply of water and provisions, and, most importantly in the eyes of its inhabitants, the miraculous tutelary powers resident in the God-guarded city.

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