belisarius (Meaning)
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belisarius (n)
Byzantine general under Justinian I; he recovered former Roman territories in northern Africa and fought against the Persians
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belisarius Sentence Examples
- Belisarius, the renowned Byzantine general, led troops against the Vandals in North Africa.
- Belisarius's brilliant military campaigns established him as a legendary figure in Roman history.
- The Battle of Dara, where Belisarius defeated the Persians, was a testament to his military prowess.
- Belisarius's conquest of the Vandal Kingdom restored Roman rule to North Africa.
- Despite his accomplishments, Belisarius faced political intrigue and was eventually accused of treason.
- The Emperor Justinian unjustly imprisoned Belisarius, but the general's legacy lived on.
- Belisarius's tactical acumen inspired generations of military strategists.
- Historians regard Belisarius as one of the greatest generals of all time.
- The study of Belisarius's military campaigns continues to inform modern military tactics.
- Belisarius's name remains synonymous with military genius and strategic brilliance.
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Byzantine general under Justinian I; he recovered former Roman territories in northern Africa and fought against the Persians
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Belisarius, the renowned Byzantine general, led troops against the Vandals in North Africa.
Belisarius's brilliant military campaigns established him as a legendary figure in Roman history.
The Battle of Dara, where Belisarius defeated the Persians, was a testament to his military prowess.
Belisarius's conquest of the Vandal Kingdom restored Roman rule to North Africa.
