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History of Sericulture, Cultural Entomology Digest 1
India concealed in the headdress of a Chinese princess. The emperor Justinian gained the secrets of sericulture for the Roman Empire in 522 A.D., with the ...
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Middle East on the Matrix: Istanbul, Turkey
Romans, who named the region Byzantium, starting in 64 BCE. Byzantine Empire: The Roman emperor Constantine I (or Constantine the Great) did two things that set the direction of ... its height under the Emperor Justinian (527-565), controlling Syria, Palestine, Asia Minor, Greece, the Balkans, and parts of Italy, Spain, Egypt and North Africa. It was under Justinian that the Christianity's ...
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Middle East on the Matrix: The Aya Sophia (Hagia Sophia) in Istanbul, Turkey
Byzantine Emperor Justinian I as a Christian cathedral. Its name – rendered variously ... of two prior Christian churches: the Great Church, inaugurated by Emperor Constantius II in 360 and destroyed during riots in 404; ... begun by Emperor Theodosius II in 405 and destroyed in 532 during a revolt. After the destruction of the second church, Justinian ordered ...
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Environmental History Timeline: Ancient civilizations
Romans. 535 AD -- Legal code (Institutes) of Roman emperor Justinian issued. In the section on the Law of Things, the first entry is: "By the ...
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Mt. Sinai, Egypt
Bedouin marauders, the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I built a fortress-like basilica around the chapel in 542 AD. The basilica was ... Dorothea of Alexandria in 294 AD, she was later tortured and beheaded by the Roman emperor Maximus for incessantly criticizing him for his worship of pagan idols (which was merely an ...
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Chapel of the Nativity of Christ
Helena, the mother of the Roman emperor Constantine, sometime around 326 AD. Later destroyed, the church was rebuilt in much its present form by the Emperor Justinian around 529 AD. The Church of ... determined by Helena, the mother of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine, during her pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 326 AD. Helena believed that the Roman Emperor Hadrian, who had constructed a pagan temple to ...
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Mount Sinai and the Monastery of St. Catherine
Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. The emperor sent architects and masons, who from 527 to 565 built a fortified monastery complex, with 60-foot-high granite walls, to protect the community and its chapel. Justinian ... the Holy Trinity, was built in 1934 from the remains of a chapel built on Emperor Justinian's orders. The remains of other chapels lay along the 4,000-step pathway to ...
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The Travels of Sir John Mandeville Part One
Saint Sophie. And before that church is the image of Justinian the emperor, covered with gold, and he sitteth upon an horse y ... the spear shaft hath the Emperor of Almayne; but the head is at Paris. And natheles the Emperor of Constantinople saith that he hath ... those that abstain them to eat flesh the Saturday. Also the Emperor of Constantinople maketh the patriarch, the archbishops and the bishops; ...
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