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DIOCLETIAN, FOUNDER OF A NEW EMPIRE.(Roman emperor who ruled in the third century A. D.)(Brief Article)Wright, Elinor S
Joannes was a senior civil servant in the Roman Empire at a time of instability. He was briefly elevated to emperor of the Western Empire as a usurper to the rightful emperor. Joannes was finally captured by elements of the Eastern Empire. Hisright hand was cut offand he was strapped ...
King Theodoric was, in theory, supposed to be an agent of the Eastern Roman Emperor, and he styled himself as a Roman leader. We are told that Theodoric was named the “newTrajan” and the “new Valentinian” by his supporters, although in reality he had little in common with the emper...
When Constantine declared Rome to be Christian and moved to the Eastern Roman Kingdom, he again ruled the known world with earthly and heavenly power. But Christian morality didn’t get in the way of massacring thousands in the name of the new Roman Christian Empire, later known as the ...
Influenced by Eastern thought, he maintained that the "truth was recognized by the sages of India"; consequently, his solutions to suffering were similar to those of Vedantic and Buddhist thinkers (i.e. asceticism); his faith in "transcendental ideality" led him to accept atheism and learn ...
The Bussche family ruled as feudal lords in the regions of Ravensberg and Osnabruck located in Westphalia. The House of Bussche had several family branches in the Holy Roman Empire and the Bush family are one of them. The German word for Bush is Busch. In their region of Osnabruck it...
Linnaeus named Artedia (Apiaceae), a monotypic genus from the eastern Mediterranean, after his friend. Birthplace: Örnsköldsvik Municipality, Sweden King Ludwig II of Bavaria Dec. at 40 (1845-1886) Ludwig II (German: Ludwig Otto Friedrich Wilhelm; English: Louis Otto Frederick William; ...
They came from ancient Ashkenazim Eastern Europe, they were forced by their ruler to become Jewish around 700 A.D. Reluctantly, they pretended to become Jewish and as such were parachuted for centuries by the Catholic Church. Concluding after a few hundred years that no true God would condone...