Examples of using Justinian in English and their translations into German
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Then Emperor Justinian forbade it.
Justinian I sent Aratius to negotiate their retreat.
A thousand years later, the Justinian Plague ravages the Byzantine Empire.
Justinian intended to reunite the entire Roman Empire in one hand.
In 510, Singidunum becomes Roman again, and Justinian I renews the existing fortress in 535.
The Justinian corpus juris with which we are familiar is only the embalmed corpse of Roman law.
It was built during the reign of Justinian I to supply water to the surrounding palaces.
Justinian, who has been exiled to the desert for conspiring to kill Bessarion, a nobleman.
Ioannina seems to be created by Justinian, in the 6 th century A.C. by changing of resinence of Evria.
Inside is also some very famous mosaics like the Emperor Justinian and his wife Theodora.
In the mid-6th century, Justinian I built new fortifications and made it an episcopal see.
August 1- Justin I, age 77,dies at Constantinople and is succeeded by Justinian I who becomes sole emperor.
The town of Chebba was founded by Justinian about 534 CE after the defeat of the Vandals, and named Justinianopolis.
Was an East Roman(Byzantine) general of Armenian origin who served under Justinian I r. 527-565.
Fifty years later the zealous Emperor Justinian I came to power in Byzantium the surviving eastern branch of the Roman Empire.
Restoration of Ekatontapiliani began in 1959,and the temple currently maintains its Justinian form: cruciform basilica with a dome.
Justinian I ordained in the constitution Pragmatica sanctio pro petitione Vigilii that his legislation should become valid in Italy as well.
After his accession to the throne in 527, Emperor Justinian I began to collect the whole of the legal material, to edit and systematize it.
In this realm, political rulers tendedto dominate the religious institutions, following the principle which Justinian laid down in the 6th century.
Thе person whо commissioned thе buildingоf Hagia Sophia wаs Emperor Justinian, whо officially opened thе place оf worship оn 27 December 537 after а sensationally short period оf construction оf just 5 years аnd 10 months.
A special research question tackles a possible cause for the end of the city:It is assumed but not proven that the Justinian Plague spread to this part of the Balkans.
To show his gratitude, Justinian gave the Bulgarians an enormous quantity of gold, silver and silk as well as the"Zagore" area, located between Stara Zagora, Sliven and the Black Sea.
Was an East Roman(Byzantine) general active in the reign of Justinian I(r. 527-565) in the wars against the Sassanid Persians.
In the spring, however, Justinian II, who had been restored to the Byzantine throne in 705, assembled a relief army under the generals Theodore Karteroukas and Theophylact Salibas and sent it towards Tyana.
The real instigator, however, was a relative of his, named Arsaces,who proposed to assassinate Justinian, and elevate Justinian's cousin Germanus on the throne instead.
This so-called"Rhodian Sea Law" is a collection of Justinian law and Mediterranean customary naval law compiled between AD 600 and 800, to which European naval law can be traced back in many cases.
Interestingly, the best documented of their early activities there,are those concerning important restorations to the ancient Justinian Basilica in the years 1393-1399, 1438, 1448-1452 and 1479-1480.
It should be remembered at this point that the Monastery ofSt. Catherine had been founded by Justinian and that the emperor had presumably sent various gifts to the Monastery, including perhaps this very icon.
Historical records indicate that the edict, called Anathemas Against Origen,was actually penned by the Roman emperor, Justinian,[4] and signed by the pope and other bishops present at the Second Council of Constantinople.
The frequency of human immunity-related genes is analyzed before and after major disease outbreaks,such as the late antique Justinian Plague or the Black Death, in order to test to the degree to which pathogens sculpt the genetic makeup of human populations throughout history.