From Raab to St. Martinsberg

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When traveling from Raab, the town of St. Martinsberg soon comes into view. It is a handsome town and a strong fortress, built on...

Suspicion and the Fall of a Turkish Governor

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The Bassa (or Pasha) of the region had grown too familiar and friendly with the neighboring governor of Komar. Because of this closeness, he...

Ancient Roman Tombs and Their Inscriptions

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The First Tomb On the cover of this tomb were the letters D. M., which stand for Dis Manibus, meaning “To the spirits of the...

What Was the Second Council of Nicaea

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The Second Council of Nicaea (787 AD) The Second Council of Nicaea was the seventh major meeting (or ecumenical council) of the Christian Church. It...

John of Nicomedia

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A Church Writer During the Time of Constantine John of Nicomedia was a priest (presbyter) in the Church of Nicomedia, located in Bithynia (in today’s...

St. Theopemptus of Nicomedia

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A Brave Bishop During Persecution St. Theopemptus was the Bishop of Nicomedia during the time of Emperor Diocletian, who ruled the Roman Empire. He was...

Edirne’s Remarkable Bridges

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The bridges of Edirne, inspiring folk songs and standing as significant structures in the town, are remarkable. Many stone bridges span the Tunca River,...

Sultan Bayezid II Complex

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Sultan Bayezid II, while preparing for the conquest of Kili and Akkerman, established the Sultan Bayezid II Complex on May 23, 1484. This complex...

Edirne a Historical Crossroads

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Edirne, situated at the confluence of the Tunca and Meric rivers, has played a crucial role as a transit point on the East-West road...

The Bridal of Janet Dalrymple part 3

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A lady, very nearly connected with the family, told the author that she had conversed on the subject with one of the brothers of...

Silence part 1

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The Substitute part 9

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