Examples of using Justinian in English and their translations into Swedish
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The city was founded in the 6th century by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian and is mentioned by the historical Procopius in 527 AD.
By the 6th century AD when Emperor Justinian was looking to build a basilica for St John he chose Ayasuluk Hill in Selcuk which became the new city centre.
the judiciary(which could be called the“Justinian” or“Irnerio”14 programme)14.
I count myself fortunate indeed to serve under Captain Keene and with so fine a body of men as are to be found here in Justinian.
fortified Roman port and later deserted for the fortress of Petra founded in the time of Justinian I c.
SOPHIA which is an ancient basilica built by Constantine the Great in the 4th century and reconstructed by Justinian in 6th century.
as a result the Emperor Justinian allowed Anthimus to be deposed.
Justinian, Constantine… they will be watching! Augustus.
Augustus, Constantine… Justinian, they will be watching!
Emperor Justinian I was a supporter of the Blues.
When Justinian built a church in Constantinople in her honor.
Under the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I, several parts of the colonnade were restored.
Winter- Pope Vigilius arrives in Constantinople to meet with emperor Justinian I. The future Pope Pelagius is sent by Totila to negotiate with Justinian.
Due to learning more about the writings condemned by Justinian's edict and/or persuasion/coercion of Justinian, Vigilus agreed to accept the edict.
These ideas were transmitted to the Middle Ages in the great codification of Roman law carried throughout by the emperor Justinian.
A large monastery church, the Little Hagia Sophia, was dedicated to them in Constantinople by Justinian I, probably in 527.
After his death the Emperor Justinian(527-65) tried to cut off the succession by having all bishops suspect of heresy locked up in monasteries.
It was built by the Roman Emperor Justinian in AD 537, being the world's largest building
After Justinian I the manufacturing and sale of silk had become an imperial monopoly,
Nephew of Justinian I, he seized the throne on the death of Justinian I with support of army and Senate.