Примеры использования Byzantine times на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This trend continued into Byzantine times.
During Byzantine times it was a bishopric seat.
Beirut greatly prospered during Roman and Byzantine times.
In Byzantine times a new settlement took its place under the name of Arta.
Sources had been used for medical purposes even in Byzantine times.
During Byzantine times and up until the 19th century, the mountain was also known as Pentadaktylos Πενταδάκτυλος; Greek for five-fingered.
Next to the complex,ruins of a villa with a bath was discovered that dates back to Byzantine times.
A rich and varied collection of Roman period, Byzantine times, the period of Kiev an Rus reflect all stages of development.
His poetry was much appreciated by the Greek and imitated not only in Antiquity,but also in Byzantine times.
There you will find the Church of Agios Georgios,built in the Byzantine times and further enhanced during the Venetian period.
The novel is set in Byzantine times, and Delta started corresponding with the historian Gustave Schlumberger, a renowned specialist on the Byzantine Empire.
The preserved remains display several types of building techniques from pre-Roman,Roman and Byzantine times through the Middle Ages.
It is all the monuments of Roman and Byzantine times, its buildings and markets, its parks and the narrow cobblestones of Ano Poli(Upper City).
Burial remains from the Byzantine period are exclusively Christian,suggesting that the population of Jerusalem in Byzantine times probably consisted only of Christians.
The village itself was significant during Byzantine times, which is reflected in the number of old churches there are in the vicinity of the village.
In Crete there are more than 800 churches adorned with wonderful frescoes,which depict the evolution of ecclesiastical art from the early Byzantine times to the Cretan School of Painting during the Venetian Era.
Its value was also known in Byzantine times, and while the technique of preserving fish is thought to be the legacy of the Byzantines, it actually goes farther back to the ancient Greek times. .
Carvings, column drums and inscriptions indicate that this was a significant town in Nabataean,Roman and Byzantine times- it minted its own coins in the 3rd century, and appears prominently in the Madaba mosaic map as Characmoba.
During Byzantine times, three churches were built at the site, the remains of which are preserved: a tetraconch(5th century AD) a three-aisled basilica(7th century), and a simple cathedral(12th century), which was the first cathedral of the city, known as Megali Panagia.
The first is to go to Kaleici(Old Town),where the preserved buildings of the Roman and Byzantine times, such as Hadrians Gate, built in 130 on the occasion of the arrival of the Roman Emperor Hadrian.
Their existence is testified to by objects such as shells of vessels, copper coins, the base of a pillar, various marbles from buildings, two rings made of glass,a small cupbearer from Byzantine times and a marble bas-relief, in which is pictured a feminine form with tunic, helmet, spear and shield.
JS10 reported that in Istanbul Sulukule, the well-known Roma neighbourhood since Byzantine times, was demolished and evicted via Law 5366 followed by demolition of Tarlabaşı, another historical low-income neighbourhood inhabited mostly by vulnerable groups such as Roma, IDP Kurdish population, migrants, LGBT and refugees.
The first settlements date back to the IV century B.C., and the fortress itself,having been constructed during the Byzantine times in the VI century, occupies the vast geographic area, looking terrifying and impressive indeed.
It is only known that the beginning of the celebration is connected with the most famous Jerusalem building of the byzantine times: the Basilica of the Most Holy Theotokos, which was erected on the Temple mount by emperor Justinian in the sixth century A.D.
Under the native pharaohs, the whole trade of southern Egypt with the Red Sea passed over these two roads;under the Ptolemies as well as in Roman and Byzantine times, merchants followed the same roads for purposes of barter at the coasts of Zanzibar and in Southern Arabia, India, and the Far East.
After a delicious breakfast in Çayağzı, you can join the optional tour to the ruins of Myra, a Lycia city that was also where St. Nicholas as a bishop who was known as"the protector" of the children, the poor,and the sailors in Byzantine time lived.
In the times of Byzantine empire the town got a new name, Triaditsa.
They descend from the times of the Byzantine Empire.
It was founded in the end of the 11th century, during the times of Byzantine rule.
It was used as a citadel during Roman, Byzantine and Seljuk times.