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Historia Romaike te kai pantodape
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Historia Romaike te kai pantodape

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  • Hesychius Of Miletus

    …Justinian I, Hesychius wrote the Historia Romaike te kai pantodape (“Roman and Universal History”) in six books. The chronicle extended from the Assyrian ruler Belus, the reputed founder of the Assyrian empire (2nd millennium bc), to the emperor Anastasius I (died 518). It also contains a long passage, the Patria…

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    …Justinian I, Hesychius wrote the Historia Romaike te kai pantodape (“Roman and Universal History”) in six books. The chronicle extended from the Assyrian ruler Belus, the reputed founder of the Assyrian empire (2nd millennium bc), to the emperor Anastasius I (died 518). It also contains a long passage, the Patria…

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