In the understanding of the world, of yesterday's first, to better understand today's: "In the Byzantine mindset and in the apocalyptic writings after 1453, the fall of Constantinople was perceived as a foreshadowing of the end of the world. The loss of "Christian Rome"/Constantinopol will leave the impression that the mystical barrier in the path of evil has collapsed, imagining antichristic domination.
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In the understanding of the world, of yesterday's first, to better understand today's: "In the Byzantine mindset and in the apocalyptic writings after 1453, the fall of Constantinople was perceived as a foreshadowing of the end of the world. The loss of "Christian Rome"/Constantinopol will leave the impression that the mystical barrier in the path of evil has collapsed, imagining antichristic domination.