Imperium Orientale Sive Antiquitates Constantinopolitanae: In Quatuor Partes Distributae, Quae Ex Variis Scriptorum Graecorum Operibus & praesertim ineditis adornatae, commentariis, & Geographicis, Topographicis, ... apprimè conducunt ; [duobus tomis]: Pars Quarta Continens Libros Octo Commentariorum In Antiquitates CP. necnon Animadversiones in Constantini Porphyrogeniti libros de Thematibus, & de Administrando Imperio; ac breves Notas ad Opuscula Agapeti Diaconi, Basilii Macedonis & Theophylacti Bulgariae Archiepiscopi ...

Banduri, Anselmo [Hrsg.] · 1711 · 50 pictures

Imperium Orientale is a 1711 Latin archaeology and topography volume edited by Anselmo Banduri, recording the antiquities of Constantinople for scholars and antiquarians. Its plates are engraved copies of Roman and Byzantine reliefs, showing processions, horsemen, carved panels and robed figures in orderly framed compositions that a designer could draw on for classical borders, friezes and historical costume.

Archäologie · Topographie · Karten und Atlanten · Archaeology · Topography · Maps and atlasses · Siedlungskunde · Settlement and land use

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