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Theodora was the wife of emperor Justinian I and Eastern Roman empress from 527 until her death. Theodora was one of Justinian's chief political advisers. She is recognized as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox Churches, and commemorated on 14 November.
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politics · Roman empress from 527 to 548 · dancer · monarch · also Theodora, Theodora (wife of Justinian I), Teodora, Imperatrice di Bisanzio, Empress Theodora, Empress Theodora of Byzantium
Born 0500 · Died 28 June 0548 · Q204843
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s embassy so that the Miaphysite missionaries would arrive first. The duke was canny enough to thwart the easygoing Justinian instead of the unforgiving Theodora. He made sure that the Chalcedonian missionaries were delayed; when they eventually reached Silko, they were sent away. The Nobatae had already adopted the Miaphysite creed of Theodosius. Death Theodora
Opis: słowa celebransa na uroczystościach pogrzebowych Teodory.
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“s embassy so that the Miaphysite missionaries would arrive first. The duke was canny enough to thwart the easygoing Justinian instead of the unforgiving Theodora. He made sure that the Chalcedonian missionaries were delayed; when they eventually reached Silko, they were sent away. The Nobatae had already adopted the Miaphysite creed of Theodosius. Death Theodora”
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Died 0548-06-28.
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“Opis: słowa celebransa na uroczystościach pogrzebowych Teodory.”
Career landmark: Byzantine emperor (0527–0548).
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Born 0500.
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