Below the walls lies open land, cultivated by plough and hoe, which contains gardens that furnish the citizens all kinds of vegetables. From the outside underground conduits flow in, bringing the city an abundance of sweet water.
Comment by Crow 2008: Visit in c. 1150.
The emperor (Romanos III) added to the channels (holkos) of water that bring water into the city and the castles (kastellos) that received them.
Comment by Crow 2008: See also Cedrenus, History 2.504.
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