1.
the name of a person for whom something is supposedly named; Constantine I is the eponym for Constantinople.
被命名为某物的人名；君士坦丁堡与君士坦丁一世齐名。
2.
"The city was taken in AD 330 by Constantine I, who refounded it as Constantinople."
公元330年罗马皇帝君士坦丁一世接管这里,易名为君士坦丁堡(伊斯坦堡)。
3.
A Discussion on the Reasons of the Toleration Policy to the Polytheism of Constantine I
浅议君士坦丁一世对多神教实行宽容政策的原因
4.
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
君士坦丁堡普世牧首区
5.
Theodosius I makes his adventus, or formal entry, into Constantinople.
380年，西奥多修斯一世降临，或说正式地进入君士坦丁堡。
6.
Constantine the Great [Rome, 280?-337]
君士坦丁大帝[罗马
7.
In the mid 18th century the wife of the British ambassador in Constantinople described this in her letters, which were published after her death.
18世纪中期，英国驻君士坦丁堡大使的夫人在信中对此做了描述。
8.
Secret Agreement on Question of Constantinople and Straits
君士坦丁堡和海峡问题秘密协定
9.
Constantine's Christian Policy and Church-State Relation
君士坦丁基督教政策与政教关系初探
10.
His armies devastated and looted right down to the walls of Constantinople.
他的军队一路破坏、抢劫，直抵君士坦丁堡的城墙下。
11.
With the fall of Rome in 410, Constantinople was then the only capital of the empire.
随着410年罗马帝国的垮台，君士坦丁堡成了当时帝国惟一的首都。
12.
One of a college of12ecclesiastics charged with the registry of important pontifical proceedings.
君士坦丁堡的秘书长负责管理重要主教礼典程序的12个教士组成的教士团中的一员
13.
In the Fourth Crusade the Venetians took over Constantinople and established a line of Latin emperors.
在第四次十字军东征时,威尼斯人占领了君士坦丁堡,并拥立另一支的拉丁皇帝。
14.
In 330, the Emperor Constantine had transferred the Empire's capital from Rome to the ancient Black Sea city of Byzantium, renamed Constantinople.
330年，皇帝君士坦丁把帝国首都从罗马迁至古代的黑海城拜占庭，更名为君士坦丁堡。
15.
Turks occupy Constantinople in the 15th century, make this holy Sophia church into the mosque.
15世纪时土耳其人侵占君士坦丁堡，把这座圣索菲亚教堂改成清真寺。
16.
Constantine the Great knew no Greek and Justinian's accent was bad.
君士坦丁大帝也的确不懂希腊语，查士丁尼的希腊语音调不正。
17.
At last Constantine was forced to summon a council to settle the matter.
最后，君士坦丁被迫召集会议解决这个问题。
18.
The Political Motive of Constantins Religion Policies in the East Roman Eimpire;
东罗马帝国君士坦丁宗教政策的政治动因