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rrect, though I should be disposed to date it ratherlater. It is not likely at all events that such a buildingwould have been erected after the desolating conquestof the Empire by the Crusaders in 1204. Constantinople never recovered the blow given by The Latinthe Latin conquest, and during the 200… … Fig. 35- which safe behind its mighty walls defied all attackstill the advent of Mahomets cannon. But before then Constantinople had evidently sunk Decaymuch below the splendour of the days of Justinian or Empir!even those of the I saurian and Macedonian dynasties.The condition of any mediaeval…
