Examples of using Justinian in English and their translations into Turkish
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when Justinian II put a full-faced image of Christ on the obverse of his gold coins.
Constantinople as it was then, by the Emperor Justinian, who claimed he had outdone Solomon himself.
Recalled to Constantinople, he became involved in a failed conspiracy against Justinian in 548/549, but was not severely punished after its revelation.
In any case it appears that Justinian intended to integrate them into the empire as a buffer between the Romans
Justinian also created a separate theme and fleet for southern Greece, named"Hellas.
Although Marcellus hesitated to inform Justinian without further proof,
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.
After the reign of Justinian I, the manufacture and sale of silk became an imperial monopoly, only processed in imperial factories,
The annual tribute agreed in 679 between Asparukh and Constantine IV and confirmed by Justinian II was reaffirmed.
Marcellus then informed Emperor Justinian, and the conspirators were arrested,
They were instead settled in the palace of Hormisdas, residence of Justinian I prior to his elevation to the throne.
Rusticus, complaining to emperor Justinian.
chronicle of Theophanes and the Chronographikon syntomon of Ecumenical Patriarch Nikephoros I of Constantinople, Justinian was planning to reclaim his wife by force.
A trench in Ulpiana, which shows the continuity of life in this city from prehistoric times until after Justinian the Great.
and have Justinian ascend the throne.
imprisoned Amalasuntha, and sent messages to Emperor Justinian hoping for recognition.
After Justinian I the manufacturing and sale of silk had become an imperial monopoly,
The type of Justinian II was revived after the end of Iconoclasm,
During the 6th century, Emperor Justinian sent Wallachian and Bosnian slaves to the Sinai
Procopius, who did not like the Herules, said that after the succession dispute involving Justinian, some joined the Gepids and some remained loyal to Constantinople.