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The Mysterious Art of Alchemy in the Byzantine World
Greek Reporter 13 Feb 2026
His texts were meticulously copied in Constantinople and later translated into Arabic, where they played a key role in shaping Islamic alchemy ... After the fall of Constantinople in 1453, Greek scholars fled westward, bringing their books with them.
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Ecumenical Patriarch attends Greek Language Day In Turkey
Greek City Times 10 Feb 2026
The Greek Consulate General in Istanbul hosted two major events yesterday ...
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The Church That Never Fell Silent: Panagia Mouchliotissa in Constantinople
Greek Reporter 09 Feb 2026
While the great cathedrals of Byzantium in Constantinople, today’s Istanbul—including Hagia Sophia—were converted into mosques, Panagia Mouchliotissa, remained untouched ... Following Abaqa’s assassination, Maria returned to Constantinople.
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Our Sleeping Queen of Cities: A Pilgrim’s Reflections in Constantinople
The National Herald 27 Jan 2026
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Commemorating the Return of St. John Chrysostom's Holy Relics
Greek City Times 27 Jan 2026
Most of John's relics were looted from Constantinople by ...
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January 25, Feast Day of Saint Gregory the Theologian
Greek City Times 25 Jan 2026
Saint Gregory the Theologian, Archbishop of Constantinople, a great ...
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The Transformation of the Roman Empire Into Byzantium
Greek Reporter 23 Jan 2026
Mural of the walls of Constantinople at the Istanbul Archaeology Museum ... Although Hellenistic culture had long prevailed, cemented by the founding of Constantinople in 330, the Eastern Roman Empire retained the core elements of imperial Rome.
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Patriarch Bartholomew Rejects Russian SVR 'Antichrist' Attack as Fake News
Greek City Times 15 Jan 2026
In January 2026, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) launched a ...
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Patriarch Bartholomew Called 'Constantinople Antichrist' – Phanar Responds
Greek City Times 14 Jan 2026
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Constantinople's 'Antichrist' and British spooks trying to split Orthodox Christianity - Russian intel
Sott 14 Jan 2026
The Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople is collaborating with British spy agencies to increase division and establish schismatic church structures in the Baltic, ...
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Moscow Accuses Patriarch Bartholomew of Undermining Orthodoxy
Greek City Times 13 Jan 2026
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has launched a sharp public ...
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How the Byzantine Empire Mastered Money While Western Europe Stuck to Barter
Greek Reporter 13 Jan 2026
Photo of the gold solidus coin issued by Emperor Theodosius II in Constantinople c ... Cities such as Constantinople, Thessaloniki, and Antioch maintained substantial populations alongside thriving ...
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What Do Greeks Have Against Tuesday the 13th?
Greek Reporter 13 Jan 2026
The main reason Tuesday the 13th has acquired such an ominous reputation has to do with Christian Orthodoxy and is closely linked to the fall of Constantinople, which occurred on that fateful date. Constantinople falls on Tuesday the 13th.
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Why the Church Always Needed an Empire: Byzantium and the Rise of Moscow as the ...
Greek Reporter 13 Jan 2026
In 1393, as the Byzantine Empire was in decline, Patriarch of Constantinople Anthony wrote to Grand Prince Basil I of Moscow, protesting the omission of the liturgical commemoration for Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos (r.
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