- The
Strategion (Gr****: τὸ Στρατήγιον) was a
public square and
market located in Constantinople. The
square was the
equivalent of
Campus Martius for Rome...
- (1976–1986). From 1988
through 1993, he
served as a
policy ****ociate with
Strategion. He was a
personal adviser to
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien from 1993 to...
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triumphal column at its centre. This
forum should not be
confused with the
Strategion, a
probably ****enistic
agora renewed by
Theodosius I,
lying near today's...
- a "violent
southern wind" blew the
great statue of
Constantine at the
Strategion from its column,
killing a
number of men and
women nearby. In 1116, though...
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contours of the
ground as it
sloped away
westwards in the
direction of the
Strategion, the Basilica, and the
harbours of the
Golden Horn. This
arrangement would...
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extended west to the
Tower of Eugenios, then went
south and west
towards the
Strategion and the
Baths of Achilles,
continued south to the area
known in Byzantine...
- Bulgarian). Vol. 2. Sofia: Hemus. p. 102. OCLC 80070403. Cecaumenes.
Strategion, pp. 65–66. Zlatarski, p. 699. Pavlov,
Plamen (2002).
Emperor Samuil and...
-
Battle of the
Stratarches Strategikon of
Maurice Strategikon of
Kekaumenos Strategion Strategios Podopagouros Strategius Apion Strategius Musoni**** Strategos...
- 306–337). The building,
together with the circus, the
Great Palace, the
Strategion and the
Forum of Constantine, was one of
those edifices needed to introduce...
- Strategium,
which probably were at the
civic heart of old Byzantium. The
strategion was
probably the
agora of the
classical city,
likely named for the official...
