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The Andreas Salos Apocalypse. Greek Text, Translation, And Commentary

Paul J. Alexander-The Byzantine Apocalyptic Tradition

Paul J. Alexander-Medieval Apocalypses as Historical Sources (1968)

The Last Roman Emperor Topos in the Byzantine Apocalyptic Tradition

Francisco Javier Martinez-Early Christian Apocalyptic Tradition (1985)

Constantinople in Byzantine Apocalyptic Thought

THE MEDIEVAL LEGEND OF THE LAST ROMAN EMPEROR AND ITS MESSIANIC ORIGIN

Alexander & Gog & Magog in Eastern Christian Sources

Gog & Magog In Antique Maps

The Formation of Early Hellenic Nationalism.pdf

Prophecies Used as Explanations for the Fall of Constantinople in 1453

The Syrian Apocalypse of Pseudo-Methodius

The First Greek Redaction of Pseudo-Methodius

Pseudo Methodius

References to Constantinople Prophecies in 19th & 20th Century Greek Poetry

An Irish Priest Wrote About the Constantinople Prophecies in 1838

A Scottish Novelist Wrote About the Constantinople Prophecies in 1813

A University Professor's Testimony Concerning the Marble King John (ca. 1970's)

Elder Ephraim of Arizona's Testimony Concerning the Marble King John

Greeks Seek Strength in the Powers of a Revered Monk to Predict Events

The Epistle of Elder Porphyrios to Elder Paisios Concerning Constantinople

Elder Porphyrios-''I Don't Like to Prophesy''

General Yannis Makriyannis' Vision About Constantinople (d. 1864)

Constantinople Prophecies of St. Joachim ''Papoulakos'' of Ithaka (d. 1861)

St. Kosmas Aitolos’ Prophecies Concerning Wars in Greece & the Balkans (d. 1779)

Agathangelos Prophecies Concerning the Future of the Nations and Greece (13th century)

Anonymous Prophecy of 1053 AD

The Prophecy of St. Andrew the Fool-For-Christ Concerning Constantinople & the End Times (10th century)

The Oracles of Leo the Wise (d. 886)

Prophecy of St. Tarasios, Patriarch of Constantinople (d. 806)

A Prophecy Engraved on the Cover of St. Constantine's Tomb (d. 337)

The Prophecy of St. Methodius of Patara (d. 311)

The Life of St. Methodius, Bishop of Olympus (d. 311)