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 1  2,5 |         until the year 518, when Justin I ascended the throne.[141]
 2  3   |        by the following persons: Justin the Elder (518-27), a chief
 3  3   |          a nephew of the latter, Justin II, known as the Younger (
 4  3   |   Younger (565-78). The names of Justin and Justinian are closely
 5  3   |         discarded at present.[2] Justin and Justinian were probably
 6  3   |        weak-minded and childless Justin II adopted the Thracian
 7  3   |         form. After the death of Justin II, Tiberius reigned as
 8  3,1 |                                  Justin I.~ Immediately after his
 9  3,1 | Immediately after his accession, Justin I departed from the religious
10  3,1 |         Pope Hormisdas in 520 by Justin’s nephew Justinian, whose
11  3,1 |         inconsistency appears in Justin’s relations with the far-off
12  3,1 |         the effective backing of Justin and Justinian, gained a
13  3,1 |      surprised that the orthodox Justin, who adhered to the Chalcedonlan
14  3,1 |       This rapprochement between Justin and the Abyssinian king
15  3,1 |        tradition by the epoch of Justin I.[11]~ ~
16  3,2 |         Justinian and Theodora.~ Justin’s successor, his nephew
17  3,4 |     exhausted until the reign of Justin II, after the death of Justinian;
18  3,6 |     Although two predecessors of Justin and Justinian, Zeno and
19  3,6 |      away from the Roman church, Justin and Justinian definitely
20  3,7 |       exiled during the reign of Justin and at the beginning of
21  3,8 |   himself. With the accession of Justin and Justinian orthodoxy
22  3,8 |         had been circumvented by Justin’s, and later Justinian’s,
23  3,8 |  reflected in the first Novel of Justin II, where he speaks of “
24  3,9 |       Leo I, Zeno, Anastasius I, Justin I — have been found in southern
25  3,9 |       period, and his successor, Justin II, could show to a Turkish
26  3,10|         historian of the time of Justin II, to speak of the approaching
27  3,10|    successors of Justinian were: Justin II the Younger (565-78),
28  3,10|        the strong-willed wife of Justin II who greatly resembled
29  3,11|   Justinian in 562 was broken by Justin II, who refused to continue
30  3,11|         were attacking. Besides, Justin considered the Turkish military
31  3,11|        116] During the reigns of Justin, Tiberius, and Maurice an
32  3,11|    Persians. During the reign of Justin II this was very unsuccessful
33  3,11|        impressed the weak-minded Justin that he became insane, and
34  3,12|           After the accession of Justin II he retired because of
35  3,13|           as during the reign of Justin II — subjected to extremely
36  3,16|         a history of the time of Justin I and the early reign of
37  3,16|       side was a contemporary of Justin and Justinian, Leontius
38  3,16|       the Panegyric or Eulogy of Justin (in laudem Justini), describing
39  3,16| bombastic style the accession of Justin II the Younger and the first
40 App  |     Anastasius I, 491-518. ~~~~~~Justin I, 518-527. ~~~~~~Justinian
41 App  |        the Great, 527-565. ~~~~~~Justin II, 565-578. ~~~~~~Tiberius