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Few like Juliana in Constantinople

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There were few like Juliana in Constantinople. At Rome, such wealth and ostentation had once been commonplace, and the dwindling senate there acted as...

Juliana shining light of God-blessed parents

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It showed no impiety to outdo one’s ancestors in this manner, especially while outdoing one’s contemporaries to advance the family name. From among them Juliana,...

Olybrius’s brief reign

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Juliana and her mother had never gone west during Olybrius’s brief reign, when she was only about ten years old, or after, and so...

Centuries emperormakers

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In spite of all the beauty around him, the peaceful and almost bucolic life of Salonae held no lure to an active and ambitious...

Armenia and the kingdom of Tiridates

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It was a clever scheme, Constantine conceded. By burying him in the East, Galerius would avoid the trouble with Constantius that would surely come,...

Same mistake before Galerius

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“Don’t tell me you want to stay, after moping around like a lovesick swain for three months.” “I intend to go to Nicomedia, if only...

Ionia

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IONIAN CIVILIZATION (1050 – 300 B.C.) Most of the Ionian cities were built around 1050 B.C. in Ionia, ancient region in Anatolia, geographycaly between gulf...

Faring in small boats

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But this tyrant first suppressed the post from Chalcedon to Dacibiza, and then compelled the couriers to go from Constantinople to Helenopolis, however little...

Caesarea was one Evangelius

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There is nothing like mentioning one of his ridiculous acts. Among the lawyers at Caesarea was one Evangelius, a man of no mean distinction,...

Emperor and Empress hostile

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Belisarius, although none of the charges against him were proved, was at the insistence of the Empress relieved of his command by the Emperor;...

Ionia

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