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AD 532Placed in a yearEuropeCulture and knowledge

Rebuilding of a burned church

Marcellinus reports that the emperor soon began rebuilding a church burned during the uprising in Constantinople.

Limits: Marcellinus's original chronicle, rather than its anonymous continuation. The preceding narrative locates the uprising in the imperial city, Constantinople, in Europe. This clause does not name the church. The apparatus reports that S omits the clause and that T and R have accusative constructions.

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Source: Marcellinus Comes, Chronicon (Latin), ed. Th. Mommsen, MGH Auctores antiquissimi 11 (Chronica minora II), 1894Read the source