Justinian I (21099 bytes)
1: [[image:Justinian.jpeg|thumb|right|250px|Justinian I, depicted on a contemporary coin]]
3: '''Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus''' or '''Justinian I''' ([[May 11]], [[483]]–[[November 13]]/[...
6: ... for him when, in [[518]], Justin became emperor. Justinian was appointed Consul in [[521]], and later as com...
8: ...[[Roman law]] (the ''[[Corpus_Juris_Civilis|Codex Justinianus]]'' and the ''[[Corpus_Juris_Civilis|Novellae C...
10: ...cs of the Empire, and later emperors would follow Justinian's precedent and marry outside of the aristocratic...

Justinian II (3847 bytes)
1: '''Justinian II''', known as '''Rhinotmetus''' (the Split-nose...
5: In [[688]] Justinian decisively defeated the [[Bulgars]]. Meanwhile th...
9: ...nd Balgitzin, to do the deed. Warned by his wife, Justinian fled the town, but not before murdering Papatzys ...
11: ...ed control of the city in a midnight coup d'etat. Justinian then had his rivals Leontius and Tiberius along w...
13: ... and the same cruel rapacity toward his subjects. Justinian met [[Pope Constantine I]] and the two negotiated...

Plague of Justinian (756 bytes)
3: The '''Plague of Justinian''' is the first known [[pandemic]] on record, and...
5: ...as a result of the plague deaths (Moorhead, J., ''Justinian'', London 1994).

Justinian Marina (372 bytes)
1: '''Justinian Marina''' ([[1901]] - [[1977]]) was a [[Romania]]...
5: [[Category:1901 births|Marina, Justinian]]
6: [[Category:1977 deaths|Marina, Justinian]]

James Justinian Morier (834 bytes)
1: '''James Justinian Morier''' ([[1780]]? - [[1849]]), [[traveller]] a...
12: [[de:James Justinian Morier]]

Leontius II (820 bytes)
1: ...[Tiberius III]], and was eventually executed when Justinian II returned to power in [[705]].
4: {{Byzantine Emperor | Prev=[[Justinian II]] | CoEmperor= | Next=[[Tiberius III]]}}

John the Cappadocian (1675 bytes)
1: ...ect]] in the [[Byzantine Empire]] under Emperor [[Justinian I]].
3: ... and the [[quaestor]] [[Tribonian]] be dismissed. Justinian did so, until the riots had been suppressed, afte...
5: ...Peace with [[Khosrau I of Persia]] and convincing Justinian not to empty the treasury with a large expedition...
7: Justinian's wife [[Theodora (6th century)|Theodora]] resent...
12: [[Category:Justinian Dynasty]]

Tribonian (1279 bytes)
1: ... the reign of the [[Byzantine emperor|emperor]] [[Justinian I]], who revised the [[Roman Law|legal code]] of ...
3: ...eased, along with a series of new laws created by Justinian to reflect contemporary needs (the ''Novellae'')....
6: [[Category:Justinian Dynasty]]

Tiberius III (982 bytes)
3: ... made his way back to Constantinople in [[705]]. Justinian easily regained control, and had Tiberius capture...
6: ...eror | Prev=[[Leontius II]] | CoEmperor= | Next=[[Justinian II]]}}

Pope Pelagius I (1690 bytes)
3: ...o Constantinople in order to arrange a peace with Justinian I, but the Emperor sent him back to say that his ...
5: ...rs|Three Chapters]]", afterwards Pelagius adopted Justinian's position. This damaged the papacy's reputation ...

Mundus (1204 bytes)
1: ...was a [[Byzantine]] general during the reign of [[Justinian I]].
5: ...s during the [[Nika riots]]. He remained loyal to Justinian and, along with Belisarius, was responsible for t...
10: [[Category:Justinian Dynasty]]

Philippicus (1919 bytes)
1: ...us, and became distinguished as a soldier under [[Justinian II]]. His proper name, which indicates his [[Arme...
3: .... The successful rebels seized Constantinople and Justinian fled (to be assassinated soon afterward, unable t...
11: ...width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:<br>'''[[Justinian II]]'''

Justin I (2864 bytes)
1: ...g of a dynasty that included his eminent nephew [[Justinian I]] and laws that de-emphasized the influence of ...
5: ... there is much evidence to the contrary. In fact, Justinian was not named as successor until less than a year...
7: ...ndalous at the time. This edict paved the way for Justinian to marry [[Theodora (6th century)|Theodora]], a f...
9: ...]] of that year, Justin died and was succeeded by Justinian.
13: ... I (emperor)|Anastasius I]] | CoEmperor= | Next=[[Justinian I]]}}

Narses (2146 bytes)
4: ...in the service of the [[Eastern Roman Emperor]] [[Justinian I]] during the so-called "Reconquest" that took p...
6: ...e of the emperors in [[Constantinople]], but when Justinian became emperor in [[527]], historical events cons...
8: ...74 years old in [[552]], when the ever-suspicious Justinian recalled [[Belisarius]] from his campaign against...
10: ...nor), but his administration was unpopular. After Justinian's death, his son [[Justin II]] removed him as pre...
21: [[Category:Justinian Dynasty]]

521 (1019 bytes)
11: *Future [[Byzantine emperor]] [[Justinian I|Justinian]] becomes consul.

List of Archbishops of Cyprus (2100 bytes)
22: Olympios II ''(During the reign of Justinian)''
24: Philoxenos ''(During the reign of Justinian)''
26: Damianos ''(During the reign of Justinian)''
28: Sophronios ''(During the reign of Justinian)''
30: Gregorios ''(During the reign of Justinian)''

528 (1863 bytes)
11: *[[February 13]] - [[Justinian I|Justinian]] appoints a commission (including the [[jurist]]...
12: *[[Battle of Daras]]: [[Justinian I|Justinian]]'s commander [[General Belisarius|Belisarius]] d...

Pandects (901 bytes)
1: ... [[Roman law]] compiled by order of the emperor [[Justinian I]] in the [[6th century]] (A.D. 530-533).
8: [[Category:Justinian Dynasty]]

Amalafrid (1513 bytes)
2: Justinian made Amalafrid a Roman general and married his si...
4: ...t the Gepids. As Auduin afterwards sent envoys to Justinian to complain about the lack of Imperial help, this...

Codex Pisanus (1084 bytes)
1: ...]] translation, shortly after [[533]] A.D. During Justinian's time, it was certainly still possible to write ...

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