BELISARIUS

Meaning of BELISARIUS in English

/bel'euh sair"ee euhs/ , n.

A.D. 505?-565, general of the Eastern Roman Empire.

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BELISARIUS — biographical name circa 505-565 Byzantine general
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BELISARIUS — born с 505, Germania, Illyria? died March 565 Byzantine general. While serving in the bodyguard of Emperor Justinian I , …
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BELISARIUS — biographical name circa 505-565 Byzantine general
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BELISARIUS — born c. 505, , Germania, Illyria? died March 565 Byzantine general, the leading military figure in the age of the …
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BELISARIUS — Belisarius BrE AmE ˌbel ɪ ˈsɑːr i‿əs ˌ•ə-, -ˈseər- AmE \ -ˈser-
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BELISARIUS — born 0441; 505, Germania, Illyria? died March 565 Byzantine general. While serving in the bodyguard of Emperor Justinian I , …
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BELISARIUS — Pronunciation: ˌ be-l ə - ' ser- ē - ə s Function: biographical name ca 505-565 Byzantine gen.
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PROCOPIUS — born probably between 490 and 507, Caesarea, Palestine Byzantine historian. He advised Belisarius on his first Persian campaign (527–531) and …
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PESARO — ancient Pisorum City (pop., 2001 prelim.: 90,311), Marche region, north-central Italy. A seaport on the Adriatic Sea, Pesaro was destroyed …
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VANDAL — I. ˈvand ə l, ˈvaan- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin Vandalus (singular), Vandalii (plural), of Germanic origin 1. usually …
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DISHONOR — I. “+ noun Etymology: Middle English dishonour, from Old French deshonor, deshoneur, from des- dis- (I) + honor, honeur honor …
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WITIGIS — flourished 536 Ostrogoth soldier who became king of Italy and led his people in an unsuccessful last-ditch struggle against the …
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WACCHO — died c. 539 king of the Lombards in the period preceding the invasion of Italy, when they occupied territory roughly …
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VIGILIUS — born before 500, , Rome died June 7, 555, Syracuse, Sicily pope from 537 to 555, known for his major …
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VANDAL — member of a Germanic people who maintained a kingdom in North Africa from AD 429 to 534 and who sacked …
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TRIPOLITANIA — Arabic Tarabulus, historical region of North Africa that now forms the northwestern part of Libya. In the 7th century BC …
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TOTILA — died 552 original name Baduila Ostrogoth king who recovered most of central and southern Italy, which had been conquered by …
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THEODORIC, MAUSOLEUM OF — tomb built c. 520 in Ravenna, Italy, by the Arian Ostrogothic emperor Theodoric. The lower story is a decagon, while …
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THEODORA — born c. 497 died June 28, 548, Constantinople [now Istanbul, Turkey] Byzantine empress, wife of the emperor Justinian I (reigned …
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THEODAHAD — died December 536 Ostrogothic king of Italy and a philosopher who wrote a treatise on Plato; his assassination of his …
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SILVERIUS, SAINT — born , Frosinone, Campania died Dec. 2, 537?, island of Palmaria, near Naples; feast day June 20 Italian pope from …
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RAVENNA — capital of the provincia of Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna regione, northeastern Italy. The city is on a low-lying plain near the confluence …
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PROCOPIUS — born , probably between 490 and 507, Caesarea, Palestine [now in Israel] Byzantine historian whose works are an indispensable source …
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PESARO — Latin Pisaurum, city, capital of Pesaro e Urbino provincia, Marche regione, northern Italy. Pesaro is a seaport lying along the …
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PALERMO — ancient (Latin) Panormus city, capital of Palermo provincia and of the island regione of Sicily in Italy. It lies on …
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NARSES — also spelled Narseh died c. 302 king of the Sasanian Empire whose reign (293302) saw the beginning of 40 years …
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NAPLES, BAY OF — Italian Golfo Di Napoli, Latin Sinus Cumanus, semicircular inlet of the Tyrrhenian Sea (an arm of the Mediterranean Sea), southwest …
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GREEK LITERATURE — body of writings in the Greek language by the peoples of mainland Greece, the Greek Islands, ancient Magna Graecia (Sicily …
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GRAVES, ROBERT (VON RANKE) — born July 24/26, 1895, London died Dec. 7, 1985, Dey, Majorca, Spain English poet, novelist, critic, and classical scholar who …
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GELIMER — flourished 6th century last Vandal king (ruled 530534) of the area called by the Romans Africa (roughly, modern Tunisia). The …
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PROCOPIUS — born probably between 490 and 507, Caesarea, Palestine Byzantine historian. He advised Belisarius on his first Persian campaign (527531) and …
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