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The Lives of Turkish-Mahommedan Women

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In Salonika, there are also Turkish-Mahommedan women, who live very differently from the Christian and Jewish women. These women are always dressed in plain...

The Deunmeh A Unique Group of Women

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There is another group of women in Salonika who are very different in both appearance and social status. These women belong to a group...

Albanian Men and Their Authority

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Here, you’ll see men of distinction—dark-skinned, proud, and strong in their walk. These are Albanians. They wear white quilted skirts, black hats, and silver-decorated...

Anonymus Valesianus

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Our chief sources for the story of Boethius’s end are two. The first is the Anonymus Valesianus, a chronicle of Theoderic’s years in power....

Immediately sent a delegation from Ravenna to Constantinople

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Theoderic, seeing his regime still at risk, immediately sent a delegation from Ravenna to Constantinople, led by Pope John himself, to confirm that assurances...

The king was at Verona

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Boethius then sets a dramatic stage for us to contemplate. “You recall” (he tells the allegorical woman called Philosophy, his personification for wisdom itself...

Stepping down from the dais

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“Augusta,” he said, stepping down from the dais, upon which the throne chair stood, and moving toward her. “The title is no longer mine,” she...

Magnificent imperial baths

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A little east of the Forum at the center of the city were the magnificent imperial baths, called the barbarathermen. Consisting of three stories,...

Unsuspecting enemy

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The cavalry did not remain with the foot, but launched a wide swing eastward and then south, trapping the unsuspecting enemy against the river...

Euphrates with King Tiridates

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He read carefully the scroll Constantine handed him, then rolled it up and tied it with the purple ribbon identifying it as an imperial...

Anonymus Valesianus

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Received from Hecebolus

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