Judith Herrin
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Judith Herrin tells the dramatic story of the final moments of Byzantine control of the imperial capital. Published May 19 2003
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Edited by Robert Fossier
Published May 31 1990
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Judith Herrin considers the Jekyll-and-Hyde output of Justinian's court historian, alternately respectful official chronicler and tabloid-style exposer of imperial scandal. Published July 31 1988
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