Justinian, nephew of Justinus, I. xi. 10; his great
love for his wife Theodora, I. xxv. 4; favours adoption
of Chosroes by his uncle Justinus, I. xi. 10; as
general, I. xi. 16, xii. 21; becomes emperor upon
the death of Justinus, I. xiii. 1; orders the building
of a fort in Mindouos, I. xiii. 2; appoints Belisarius
General of the East, I. xiii. 9; makes Arethas commander
of many tribes, I. xvii. 47; pits Arethas against
Alamoundaras, I. xvii. 47, 48; orders demolition
of Philae, I. xix. 36; endeavours to secure the alliance
of the Aethiopians and Homeritae,
I. xix. 1, xx. 9 ff.; receives
the Palm Groves as a present from Abochorabus, I. xix.
10 ff.; recalls Belisarius and sends Sittas to the
East, I. xxi. 2, 3; receives information from a Persian
spy, I. xxi. 13; concludes the “endless peace,”
I. xxii. 16; receives in Byzantium the Cabades who
claimed to be the son of Zames,
I. xxiii. 24; his conduct
during the Nika insurrection, I. xxiv. 10 ff.; his
affection for John the Cappadocian, I. xxv. 5, 25,
33; denounced by the Armenian embassy before Chosroes,
II. iii. 37 ff.; refuses to sanction treaty, II.
xiii. 29; summons Belisarius from Italy and sends
him against Chosroes, II. xiv. 8; commands Belisarius
to invade Persia, II. xvi. 5; sends him again against
Chosroes, II. xx. 20; summons Belisarius from the
East in order to send him to Italy,
II. xxi. 34; takes measures
for the relief of the victims of the pestilence,
II. xxiii. 5 ff.; attacked
by the pestilence, II. xxiii. 20; orders Valerianus
and Martinus with others to invade Persia,
II. xxiv. 10; appoints Marcellus
and Constantianus generals, II. xxviii. 2; sanctions
the five-year peace, II. xxviii. 11; receives Isdigousnas
with especial honour, II. xxviii. 38 ff.; sends succour
to the Lazi, II. xxix. 10; neglects to send money
requested by Goubazes, II. xxix. 30-32; finally sends
the money for the Sabeiri, and gifts of money to Goubazes,
II. xxx. 28; sends John
Tzibus to Lazica, II. xv. 9; founds Petra in Lazica,
II. xv. 10, xxix. 20; makes a present of money to
Chosroes, I. xxvi. 4; considers the question of Strata,
II. i. 7 ff.; accused of tampering with Alamoundaras,
II. i. 12-14, iii. 47, x. 16; advises Chosroes not
to wage war, II. iv. 17 ff.; sends Germanus to Syria,
II. vi. 9; sends ambassadors to Chosroes, II. vii.
15; favours the Green Faction, II. xi. 32; writes
to Chosroes, II. xiii. 1; the years of his reign
noted, I. xvi. 10, xxii. 17,
II. iii. 56, v. 1, xxviii. 11, xxx.
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Justinus, uncle of Justinian, I. xi. 10; an officer in the Roman army, I. viii. 3; becomes emperor, I. xi. 1; declines to adopt Chosroes, I. xi. 6 ff.; reduces Hypatius from authority, I. xi. 39; captures Peter of Arzanene during Celer’s invasion, II. xv. 7; supports the Iberians in their revolt from the Persians, I. xii. 5 ff.; makes Justinian partner in the royal power, I. xii. 21; appoints Procopius adviser to Belisarius, I. xii. 24; his death, I. xiii. 1