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Byzantine Constantinople, the walls of the city and adjoining historical sites

Note 443 — Chapter VII · THE PALACE OF THE PORPHYROGENITUS.

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Theophanes Cont., p. 450. The date of the building is by no means settled. Dr. Paspates (p. 65) thinks it older than the time of Theodosius II.; Dr. Mordtmann (p. 33) assigns it to the reign of that emperor. It is a question for experts in Art to determine.

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