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The Rise of the Middle Class

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During the period when ordinary people, especially the middle class, began to gain knowledge and influence, the nobles largely remained unchanged. They continued their...

Chivalry and the Restriction of Liberty

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While the follies and cruelties of chivalry are often criticized, an even more serious problem was its effect on the freedom of ordinary people....

Chivalry and the Role of Women

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Women have always held an important place in society, and their influence is widely acknowledged and celebrated. Their guidance, moral presence, and nurturing instincts...

The Transfer of Antiquities After the War

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After the First World War and the Turkish War of Independence, major political and social changes took place in Anatolia. As a result of...

Post-Byzantine Art in Anatolia

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The panel paintings discussed in this article come from post-Byzantine Anatolia. These works of art are important historical witnesses. They show the vitality and...

A Traditional Saying

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The Turkish proverb quoted at the beginning says: “Obstinacy belongs to the ignorant, quarrel to the foolish, silence to the intelligent, and law to the...

The Vision on the Lord’s Day

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Behind me I heard a voice as loud as a trumpet. It said, “Write on a scroll what you see and send it to...

The Letters to the Churches of Asia

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The Book of Revelation, the final book of the New Testament, is made up of two main parts. The first part contains letters addressed...

The Miracle of the Poisoned Cup

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According to apocryphal Christian tradition, St John boldly drank the poisoned cup that had been prepared by his opponents in Ephesus. After making the...

Night Lighting along the Golden Horn

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It should not surprise us that the shore of the Golden Horn was lighted at more than one point during the night. A large...

Busiris or Coptos

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Magister memoriae

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