Reconstructing ninth-century Constantinople
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In 879, following what was called a "victorious return from campaign", the Emperor Basil I staged a triumphal entry into the city of Constantinople. After spending the night at Hebdomon, he moved in solemn procession toward the city, stopping for a costume change at the monastery of the Avraamites before passing through the Golden Gate.
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1998
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Reprinted from Byzantium in the Ninth Century: Dead or Alive?, edited by Leslie Brubaker (Hampshire: Ashgate, 1998, pages 115-130.