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This week in history: Hagia Sophia

by David Tollen | Dec 23, 2019 | The Postclassical Age, The Early Modern Age, The Recent Modern Age, History General

The Hagia Sophia This week in 537, eastern Roman emperor Justinian I finished construction of the Hagia Sophia: the great cathedral of his capital, Constantinople. Upon completion and for centuries thereafter, it was the largest building in the world....
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