The Antiquities Of Constantinople: With A Description Of Its Situation, The Conveniencies Of Its Port, Its Publick Buildings, The Statuary, Sculpture,

First published in 1729, The Antiquities of Constantinople is a landmark work of historical and architectural scholarship. With detailed descriptions, illustrations, and analysis of some of the most significant and awe-inspiring structures of the Eastern Roman Empire, Panciroli and Gilles capture the grandeur and complexity of one of the world's greatest cities.

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