Justinus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Justinus ² (Justin II) - Byzantine emperor, 565 to 574 A.D.
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SelPap_1.30 of our master Flavius Justinus, Phamenoth 1[.], 6th
SelPap_1.47 and pious master Flavius Justinus the eternal Augustus
SelPap_1.87 godlike master Flavius Justinus the eternal Augustus
SelPap_2.364 godlike master Flavius Justinus the eternal Augustus

Justinus ³ (M. Junianus Justinus) - author of an epitome of the histories of Pompeius Trogus
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Oros_1.8 Such then is Justin's statement.
Oros_1.10 2 For Pompeius - or Justin - has this to say:
Oros_4.6 as Pompeius Trogus and Justin admit, because of sacrifices
Porph:Fr_36 us, Pompeius Trogus, and Justinus, all tell the history

Justinus - in documents
SelPap_2.387 lite nome, from Antonius Justinus, duplicarius, dispat

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