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The church reopened at the Christmas season

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When the dome collapsed, Paul tells us, clouds of dust darkened the day, the earth shook, but Christ protected his church and no one...

One Blue and one Green

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And so in 532, when he ordered the execution of two criminals prominent in the factions—one Blue and one Green—he poked the hornet’s nest...

Torch Constantine

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Only when he stepped back, did he dare look directly at Amianus, but saw no fear in the Christian’s face. In fact, the eyes...

Battered prisoner was halfmarched

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At Galerius’ word the battered prisoner was halfmarched, half dragged across the cobblestoned square and up the slight elevation upon which the church stood....

Actually Galerius was right

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“You get used to it in time. Actually Galerius was right burning is a far more merciful form of execution than, say, crucifixion. With...

Recurrent raids into Gaul

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Galerius, however, had no intention of offering refuge to the old troublemaker, so Maximian was forced to flee again, this time to Arles, where...

Belisarius was utterly incapable

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The reason for this was that after the Vandals were defeated, Justinian planned, not how he might best strengthen his hold on the country,...

John the Cappadocian

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What she did to John the Cappadocian I have told elsewhere; and need add only that her treatment of him was due to her...

Civil and ecclesiastical offices

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Theodora’s idea was to control everything in the state to suit herself. Civil and ecclesiastical offices were all in her hand, and there was...

Differently from the rest of the Romans

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Then it was that Justinian, fanning the flame and openly inciting the Blues to fight, made the whole Roman Empire shake on its foundation,...

Turkish Tea

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Torch Constantine

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