- the city
along with the
Blachernai and the
Chalkoprateia. The
monastery was
situated beyond the
Chalkoprateia by the sea and
served as the
counterpart of...
- Artopoleía (the "bakeries"), Argyroprateía (the "silver vendors"),
Chalkoprateía (the "bronze vendors"), ta Olybríou, Constantinianae/Konstantinianaí...
-
soros = "shrine"), i.e. the "Icon at the Holy Shrine" in the
former Chalkoprateia church in Constantinople. The more
common name is
Maria Advocata (=...
- the
Panagia Hodegetria, the
Church of St. Mary of Blachernae, and the
Chalkoprateia.
Pulcheria died in 453, but the
specific day is unknown. She probably...
- of Achilles,
continued south to the area
known in
Byzantine times as
Chalkoprateia, and then turned, in the area of the
Hagia Sophia, in a loop towards...
- well as a
natural disaster. A
large fire
broke out in the
quarter of
Chalkoprateia in 475/476,
before quickly spreading. The fire destro**** the Basilica...
- well as a
natural disaster. A
large fire
broke out in the
quarter of
Chalkoprateia in 475/476,
before quickly spreading.
Illus and Trocundes,
laying siege...
-
place every Friday in
which these relics were
brought to the
church of
Chalkoprateia, near the
Hagia Sophia. On 15
August 944 the
church received two more...
- the urn
containing the
Cincture of the Theotokos) in Constantinople's
Chalkoprateia (Χαλκοπρατεῖα, "copper market") district.[citation needed] In English...
-
Metropolis of
Chalcis Chalcis in
Syria Chalcis in
Thrace Chaldia Chalke Chalkoprateia Chanaranges (Italy) Chandax,
Siege of
Chandrenos Chariopolis Chariopolis...
