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Kastri of Votonosio
Ancient Greek · FortressΙωαννινων

Kastri of Votonosio

Καστρί Βοτονοσίου, Ιωάννινα

The source material describes the city of Ioannina, not a specific named monument. It discusses the city's history, privileges granted by the Byzantine emperor Andronikos II Palaiologos in 1319 and 1321, and its trade with Venice. The mention of the 'metropolitan church of the Archangel Michael and the church of the Pantokrator' is brief and lacks specific details about the buildings themselves. The text also refers to the 'Castri Votonosiou' only as a place name, with no description of a specific site. Therefore, the material is about a city in general, not a particular monument.

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