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Byzantine Housing Regulations (400-912) by umut kardesler is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document summarizes rules and representations of housing in Constantinople between 400-912 AD based on legal regulations and writings. It discusses how houses were built close together, sometimes sharing walls. Neighbor disputes over property lines and light access were common. The document also examines legal texts from this era that established rights and limitations for private property owners regarding building modifications and how they impacted neighbors. Overall, it provides insights into urban
- Author
- umut kardesler
- Language
- EN