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Chronological Table: Justinian

Pope John I. 525 The Arian Bishops deposed by Justin,-highly resented by Theodoric. Antioch, and many other cities, almost destroyed by an earthquake, but rebuilt by Justin. He adopts his nephew Justinian. 526 Theodoric puts to death Boethius and Symmachus.

Pope Felix IV. 527 JUSTINIAN I. Emperor of the East. 529 Belisarius. General of Justinian, defeats the Persians. The Books of the Civil Law published by Justinian. 530 Pope Boniface II.

Great insurrection at Constantinople quelled with prodigious slaughter by Belisarius. 533 Athalaric King of the Ostrogoths dying, is succeeded by his mother Amala- --- sonta.

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