A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Justinian to admire the culture and the gov- ernment of the old Roman Empire . JUSTINIAN His broad education and careful training in politics well prepared Justinian for his long reign . His very cold and aus- tere nature was combined ...
... Justinian to admire the culture and the gov- ernment of the old Roman Empire . JUSTINIAN His broad education and careful training in politics well prepared Justinian for his long reign . His very cold and aus- tere nature was combined ...
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... Justinian believed in unity and uniformity along all lines , eccle- siastical as well as political . The emperor was greatly interested in theology , and was fanatically opposed to Arianism and all other heretical beliefs . He ...
... Justinian believed in unity and uniformity along all lines , eccle- siastical as well as political . The emperor was greatly interested in theology , and was fanatically opposed to Arianism and all other heretical beliefs . He ...
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... Justinian succeeded in holding them in check , although often at the costly expedient of granting them annual subsidies . In the fifth century the Slavs lived in the territory bounded by the Baltic and Black seas , and the Carpathians ...
... Justinian succeeded in holding them in check , although often at the costly expedient of granting them annual subsidies . In the fifth century the Slavs lived in the territory bounded by the Baltic and Black seas , and the Carpathians ...
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