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Constantinople

Note 32 — Chapter I · The History of the City in ancient and mediæval times (continued 3)

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The icons were hewn down, the ornaments everywhere torn off, the altar stripped of its coverings, the lamps and sacred vessels stolen; everything, says Ducas, of silver and gold or other precious substance was taken away, and the church was left naked and desolate.

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