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Ancient Byzantium, fourteen parts of the city, Pera, dervishes and plague

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He is now in great favor with his Guardsman, who recently granted him Adjutant General. Akhmet is considered one of the nervous zealots of innovation; He is mainly involved in industry and agriculture, commands in Anatolsh, and wears badges of honor on his chest: this award replaced the fur coats the Turks had previously granted to us. He is a man of about forty years old, of a neat appearance, pleasant and especially polite; but having been with us in Azsh, I realized that his subordinates were extremely afraid of him.

During this time of my life in Constantinople they began to talk about the plague. I don’t want her to take me by surprise, IN THE HOTEL, and then hurry up to leave. Perhaps they don’t even know that Russian doctor Samoilovich was the first to discover and begin to assert that the plague does not exist in the air, and is not communicated except by the cosmos. ‘Then the French strongly disputed this, especially Doctor Paris (RAgs) wrote a bunch of papers to object. Now all of Europe has recognized the justice of our deputy: the famous doctor. Some scientists attribute this disease even to insects that elude microscopic observation, and say that scabs and other skin diseases have the same origin. This has not yet been proven, but it seems likely to me. Experience shows that giving and spilling oil, laundry and often clothes soaked in oil are never, or at least very rarely, exposed to infection; Water carriers are also not infected by Nolti; but it is clear that water and oil destroy the nascent.

I hired a kirlangne (), with six oarsmen, a "running gondola, or boat, of a pointed shape. The boats were intended to serve for the Sultan himself, they sail quickly, and because of their figure and speed they are nicknamed kirlangich (sweetheart). The envoy and his family: thanked them for their kind, supportive welcome, hugged all my friends from Constantinople, especially Mr. Froding and Mr. Bogdanov, to whom I remain grateful for their friendship, advice and help in my search, and prepared to leave. Once again I drove around the walls of Constantinople, sighed and thought: Here we go. the remains of this famous city! How many ruined columns, the ruins of one royal palace, and Orthodox churches turned into mosques and menageries! Water pipelines and walls - these are the main things that remained from the capital of Constantine the Great, along with its seven hills, as if they foreshadowed that the capital was to rise on the foreshore of Bosgor @Orayuy. transformed Impersch, successor to the seven-hilled Rome!