The figure represented here is Maximianus, who was archbishop of Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) from 431 to 434. He was known as a pious clergyman, especially because of his building tombs for the remains of holy men. The illustration dates to 1882.
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The figure represented here is Maximianus, who was archbishop of Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) from 431 to 434. He was known as a pious clergyman, especially because of his building tombs for the remains of holy men. The illustration dates to 1882.

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UMG24A06_311

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Droits gérés

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46.7Mo (1.5Mo) / 19.7cm x 59.3cm / 2330 x 7008 (300dpi)

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Istanbul early medieval archbishop Maximianus Archbishop Maximianus archbishop in Constantinople archbishop in A.D. 430s Christian clergyman in 430s pious clergyman history of Constantinople history of Istanbul Constantinople Istanbul early medieval archbishop

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