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The '''Lycus''' river, also known as '''Lycos''' or '''Lykos''', was a stretch of water that ran partially underground through the city of [[Constantinople]]. | The '''Lycus''' river, also known as '''Lycos''' or '''Lykos''', was a stretch of water that ran partially underground through the city of [[Constantinople]]. | ||
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Dechambo Constantinople Slums Concept.JPG|The Lycus river in the slums of Constantinople | Dechambo Constantinople Slums Concept.JPG|The Lycus river in the slums of Constantinople | ||
Slums Fight Concept.JPG|Artwork of the Lycus river | Slums Fight Concept.JPG|Artwork of the Lycus river | ||
Latest revision as of 02:11, 25 May 2026
The Lycus river, also known as Lycos or Lykos, was a stretch of water that ran partially underground through the city of Constantinople.
It flowed southeast across Constantinople's main peninsula, cutting a straight valley between the first six hills to the east and the large Seventh Hill to the west. The Lycus is notable for the fact that the final two thousand meters of the river flow underground, before dumping into the Harbor of Theodosius on the southern edge of the city.[1]
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Artwork of the Lycus river
