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 1  3,4 |        placed the gifted general Belisarius, who was the most valuable
 2  3,4 |  intervals, from 533 to 548.[21] Belisarius rapidly subjugated the entire
 3  3,4 |      ended, the Emperor recalled Belisarius and the greater part of
 4  3,4 |        an overwhelming struggle. Belisarius’ successor, Solomon, was
 5  3,4 | transported by sea and headed by Belisarius, occupied Sicily without
 6  3,4 |     Ravenna, opened its gates to Belisarius, who shortly afterward left
 7  3,4 |     successes were so great that Belisarius was recalled from Persia
 8  3,4 |      assume the supreme command. Belisarius, however, was unable to
 9  3,4 |      into a heap of ruins. After Belisarius’ failures had led to his
10  3,4 |        victory for the Persians. Belisarius was recalled from Italy
11  3,4 | Bosphorus. Justinian appealed to Belisarius to save Constantinople in
12  3,8 |         rallied and entrusted to Belisarius the task of crushing the
13  3,16|  secretary to the famous general Belisarius, with whom he shared the
14  3,16|    information. His closeness to Belisarius gave him access to all official
15  3,16|      imperial couple but also at Belisarius and his wife, and in which
16  3,16|          curve. The historian of Belisarius, in spite of bombast, is
17  6,2 |  chronicler, a “second Trajan or Belisarius” and a conquerer of “nearly