10 LIVROS EM ROMENO RELACIONADOS COM «VERÍNĂ»
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A to Z of Ancient Greek and Roman Women - Pagina 330
Verina (Aelia) (?–484 C.E.) Roman: Constantinople Augusta Verina lusted after power. Manipulative, clever, determined, and unlucky, she almost wrested rule from the successors to her husband, Emperor Leo I. Her husband, born in Dacia, ...
Marjorie Lightman, Benjamin Lightman, 2008
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A Season of Kings: Book One of the Tales of Reagul - Pagina 45
Mariah disappeared behind Verina, obviously seeing the man as a threat, not a friendly face. Verina put her left hand back over Mariah, comforting her. “We need to get back,” said Verina as she started moving forward. As she did, she noticed ...
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Queens and Queenship in Medieval Europe: Proceedings of a ...
One was erected in the lifetime of her husband; the other when she 'crowned her brother ... to the acclamations of the Green faction: "Long life to Verina the orthodox Helena". For she was very orthodox.'43 How accurate an acclamation this ...
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iRead - Ten Bean Brothers
This series includes rhyming words and repitition to help young learners acquire language skills, and a wide vocabulary range to expose learners to rich language use.
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iRead - Cathy Misses Shady
This series includes rhyming words and repitition to help young learners acquire language skills, and a wide vocabulary range to expose learners to rich language use.
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Encyclopedia of the Byzantine Empire - Pagina 300
Verina Story of Noah: Top and bottom: Scenes from the Deluge; mosaics from the narthex, San Marco, Venice, ¡3th century. Mosaic; San Marco, Venice. traded with them rather than fighting with them. Venice then became an enormously ...
Verina, gowned in very revealing plain black silk, came through the crowd. Galiena and Verina had reunited just two days previous at the restaurant Horscher's. Uncle Hermann's assessment hadn't been far off. Verina was a very brittle woman ...
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Catalogue of Late Roman Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks ... - Pagina 170
VERINA Empress, wife of Leo I Augusta 457-84 (Aelia) Verina — her name is spelled with a beta as Berina in the Greek sources — was married to Leo I before his accession, and thus had the rank of augusta from 457 onward. Her parentage ...
Philip Grierson, Melinda Mays, 1992
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Encyclopedia of Women in the Middle Ages - Pagina 157
Verina (5th century) Empress mother. She married Byzantine Emperor Leo. Basiliscus, her brother, was an important political influence. Her son-in-law Zeno became emperor through the manipulations of his wife, Verina's daughter Ariadne.
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The Place of the Herons: A Story of Taboo Obsession - Pagina 14
The whole family comes out on to the steps as Verina opens the door. In something of a muddle, they all get themselves back in to the house with their visitors. Alex gives Verina an enormous bouquet, pink and orange Gerberas, large white ...
