Note 28 — Chapter I · CONSTANTINOPLE IN THE SIXTH CENTURY[3]
Reading edition
Herodian, iii, 1; Pausanias, iv, 31. Walls of this kind were built without cement, so that the joinings were hardly perceptible.
Reading edition
Herodian, iii, 1; Pausanias, iv, 31. Walls of this kind were built without cement, so that the joinings were hardly perceptible.