Byzantium
There are 1517 items in Byzantium:
![]() Cappadocia, Rock church |
Capua
Capua: important ancient city southwest of Rome, modern Santa Maria di Capua Vetere.Origins Clay portrait of a man Located in the plain…
![]() Christian tombstone from Carthage (EDCS-17701003) |
Cepha (Hasankeyf)
Cepha: Roman fort along the Tigris, modern Hasankeyf. Byzantine fort, Hasankeyf The name of fort Cepha is particularly suited to its location:…
![]() Cherchell, Christian tombstone of Vitula |
Chimaera (sanctuary)
Chimaera (Greek Χίμαιρα. "she-goat"): a fire-breathing monster, living in eastern Lycia. Chimaera, natural gas In western Lycia, one can still see and…
![]() Chimaera, Byzantine church |
![]() Chytroi, Inscription of Justinian |
Cilicia
Cilicia: ancient name of what is now southern Turkey. The Persian king Cyrus the Great conquered this country, and after the fall of the Achaemenid empire, Cilicia belonged to the Seleucid and Roman Empires. It was well-known for its iron…Cirta
MicipsaCirta: Numidian-Punic settlement, Roman city, capital of the province of Numidia, modern Constantine.Cirta Cirta today; the ancient citadel to the left Situated…Cluj-Napoca, National Museum of Transylvanian History
Archaeological collection, coverning Transylvania's Prehistory, the Scythians and the Celts, the Dacian kingdom, Roman Dacia, the Avars, and the Middle Ages. There are an Egyptian department and a lapidarium too. …Clupea
Aspis (Greek Ἀσπίς) or Clupea: fort and port on the Cape Bon peninsula. Clupea The hill on which the fort of Aspis…