Exemplos de uso de Callinicum em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He then marched his army toward Callinicum on the Euphrates.
Domnentiolus is first mentioned in April, 531, at about the time of the Battle of Callinicum.
The two armies met near Callinicum, but the ensuing battle resulted in a heavy Byzantine defeat.
Belisarius was defeated by Persian and Lakhmid forces at the Battle of Callinicum in 531.
At the Battle of Callinicum(April 19, 531), Sunicas and Simmas were placed in command of the Byzantine left.
In 388 the Christian population set fire to the Synagogue in Callinicum, a small town in Mesopotamia.
The Roman failure at Callinicum was followed by a commission of inquiry, the result of which was the dismissal of Belisarius from his post.
When the Byzantine army under Belisarius approached, they withdrew east,halting at Callinicum.
Canelicum is evidently a scribal metathesis for Callinicum and should not be taken as another name for the monastery.
Constantiolus resurfaces in 531, after Belisarius' defeat by the Sassanid Persians at the Battle of Callinicum 19 April 531.
Following the defeat of Belisarius in the Battle of Callinicum(19 April 531), Sittas replaced him in the leadership of the Persian campaign.
In 531, Bouzes was unable to participate at the Battle of Callinicum 19 April, 531.
In summer 531,following the narrow Persian victory at Callinicum and a series of minor reversals in Armenia and northern Mesopotamia, the Persian shah, Kavadh I r.
In their aftermath, they gained the two border forts of Bolum and Pharangium in Persarmenia, butwere in turn defeated at Callinicum in 531.
In 531, Mundus was briefly magister militum per Orientem,replacing Belisarius after his failure at Callinicum, but it seems that Mundus never actually traveled to the East to assume that command.
Negotiations between Persia and Byzantium also resumed after the battle, but they led nowhere, and in spring 531 war resumed,with the campaign that led to the Battle of Callinicum.
Justinian's envoy, Hermogenes,visited Kavadh immediately after the Battle of Callinicum to re-open negotiations but without success.
In summer 531,following the narrow Persian victory at Callinicum and a series of minor reversals in Armenia and northern Mesopotamia, the Persian shah, Kavadh I(r. 488-531), sent Mihr-Mihroe along with Bawi and Chanaranges to capture the Byzantine stronghold of Martyropolis.
In 531, Mundus was briefly"magister militum per Orientem",replacing Belisarius after his failure at Callinicum, but it seems that Mundus never actually traveled to the East to assume that command.
Theodosius began his response to the burning of the Synagogue at Callinicum by behaving as a pagan emperor would have done, anxious to maintain law and order and to respect the accepted rights of Jews.
In 531 Belisarius was defeated by Persian andLakhmid forces at the Battle of Callinicum, but, during the summer of the same year, the Romans captured some forts in Armenia, and effectively repulsed the Persian offensive.