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–114. 31 Ciglenečki et al . 2011 , 201. 32 Milavec 2015 . 33 Ciglenečki 2000 ; Ciglenečki 2009. 34 Cassiod, Var . III.48. 35 Ciglenečki 2014 . 36 E. g. Tonovcov grad, a spatheion with a coin of Justinian dug under the altar of the main church, dating last
Justinian and minted between 1.9.542 and 4.11. 565; she had a precious Byzantine so-called architectonical ring (the head of which resembles a built structure); perhaps her shoes were fastened with silver buckles, and she was also given a single-row comb
. B . ( 2014 ). Prokopios: The Wars of Justinian . Indianapolis – Cambridge . Prosper Tiro Aquitanus: Epitoma Chronicon Mommsen , T . ( 1892 ). Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Auctores Antiquissimi IX. = Chronica Minora saec. IV. V. VI. VII. (I
operation. One example of such an operation is described in detail by Procopius. 107 The latter states that the placement of oil lamps on the leading ships' sterns – those belonging to Justinian's general Belisarius and his escort – facilitated the safe
Justinian; 284–565 n. Chr . 2 nd completely revised and enlarged ed. C.H. Beck , München . Detschew , D. ( 1976 ). Die thrakischen Sprachreste . Mit Bibliographie 1955–1974 von Živka Velkova. Schriften der Balkankommission Linguistische Abteilung 14
, Florus, Fulgentius the Mythographer, Livy, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Isidore of Seville, Quintilian, Justinian; and his verses resemble Tibull's, Virgil's and Cicero's writings), is a particularly precious source, as it provides a telling proof of his
. Abhandlungen/Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Philosophisch-historische Klasse N.F. 138 . München 2011 , 589 – 614 . Bury 1923 = J. B. Bury : History of the Later Roman Empire from the death of Theodosius I to the death of Justinian. I. London
Watson, A. (transl. and ed.): Digest of Justinian, Vol. I . Philadelphia 1998, 63. However, I revised and corrected the translation of Watson at several points for better compliance with the Latin text and interpretation of the Heumann
of a cast bronze pyx, a drinking glass horn, and a golden tremissis of Justinian (527–565 AD). –Nocera Umbra, loc. Il Portone (12, cemetery), grave no. 85. Two children, simple grave pit in soil
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inheritance. 30 The burial contained other precious objects and, in this case, they testify to economic wellbeing: the burgundy glass drinking horn, decorated with festoons, placed on the chest, the gold tremmissis of Justinian (527–575), found close to the
