Examples of using Justinian in English and their translations into German
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In 537, emperor Justinian abolished consular years
The definition of quasi-delites appeared in the Digests of Justinian 5th century AD.
The Byzantine Emperor Justinian(AD 527-568) ordered the enlagement of the monastery.
As has been quoted by Justinian in two places. Clement also repro.
First became of Philip II and the second by Justinian I in A.D. 527-565 establishes.
The Byzantine Emperor Justinian instigates a blood bath in Constantinople during the Nika riot.
Its restoration by Justinian I in the 6th century A.D. is chronicled by Procopius.
By the decree of the east Roman emperor Justinian(Codex Justinianus)
Justinian, who has been exiled to the desert for conspiring to kill Bessarion, a nobleman.
It was built during the reign of Justinian I to supply water to the surrounding palaces.
The Justinian corpus juris with which we are familiar is only the embalmed corpse of Roman law.
Great Charles X ormolu clock surmounted by a sculpture of the early nineteenth century Justinian France- Height.
The Emperor Justinian confirmed, and some worse,
Abd al-Malik and Justinian II Two men assumed rulership of an empire in A. D. 685 65 AH.
The"Perpetual Peace" was concluded between Byzantine Emperor Justinian and Great King Khosrau I in 532 CE.
Guided by this norm, Emperor Justinian in his Novellas recognised the canons as having the power of state laws.
Justinian I ordained in the constitution Pragmatica sanctio pro petitione Vigilii that his legislation should become valid in Italy as well.
Justinian intended to reunite the entire Roman Empire in one hand.
A thousand years later, the Justinian Plague ravages the Byzantine Empire.
During the Plague of Justinian 5000 people died every day in the streets of Istanbul.