Examples of using Justinian in English and their translations into Danish
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it occurred to the Eruli in the neighbourhood of Singidunum that they were not consulting their own interests in importing a leader from Thule against the wishes of the Emperor Justinian.
at the behest of the Pope at Rome, Justinian, Emperor at Constantinople, reestablished Imperial authority
In this period of change Europe was also hit by a climatic catastrophe with"the three dark years" 536-538 AD followed by"the disease of Justinian". In that period especially the Scandinavian famine must have weakened the old dynasties connected with the failing fertility gods- being an advantage to new Odinistic warrior dynasties like the Heruls.
the Italian Peninsula(Gothic War) in the reign of Justinian r.
Justinian sent a relief force,
The monastery in its current form has been built by the Emperor Justinian I in the 6thcentury AD, with strong fortifications to protect the monks.
By the decree of the east Roman emperor Justinian(Codex Justinianus)
Justinian appointed instead the eunuch Narses to Command the expedition;
Emperor Justinian bore by all accounts no responsibility for the queen's death,
Mosaic in St. Apollinare Nuovo church in Ravenna depicting Theodoric the Great- It is restored as Emperor Justinian, whose name appears at the top,
they gave the Emperor Justinian permission to use the island as a base for an attack on the Vandals.
After the Goths' defeat, the Emperor Justinian had the church's decoration changed in order to obliterate all traces of the Goths
In A.D. 554, Justinian, Emperor of the East,
The same day, in the sermon addressed the crowd of believers, Justinian Holiness recalled that the decision will be Barsana convent.
Procopius recounts in his criticism of Justinian that he too paid gold to the barbarians north of the Danube about 500 AD.
In the year 535 AD Justinian declared a war, which he vowed
in his treaty of 533 with Justinian, the Sasanian king stipulated that the Greek sages should be allowed to return and be free from persecution.
But Justinian was fanatical Catholic
And Justinian broke the deal, naturally.
As has been quoted by Justinian in two places.