CHAPTER XLI.
DEATH OF JUSTINIAN.
BUT this discourse was not published, "God having provided some better thing for us:" for Justinian, while dictating the banishment of Anastasius and his associate priests, departed this life by an invisible stroke, having reigned in all eight and thirty years and eight months.
THE END OF THE FOURTH BOOK.
[Footnotes have been moved to the end and assigned numbers rather than the asterisks etc used in the printed volume. Footnotes in [Red] are taken from the running titles, not the bottom of the page]
1. [A.D. 519]
2. [A.D. 526.]
3. [A.D. 521.]
4. [A.D. 531.]
5. [A.D. 484.]
6. [A.D. 522.]
7. [A.D. 537.]
8. [A.D. 540.]
9. [A.D. 540.]
10. [A.D. 540.]
11. [A.D. 540.]
12. [A.D. 542-594.]
13. [A.D. 552.]
14. [A.D. 561.]
15. * Acts iv. 15.
16. + Gal. i. 9.
17. ++ Heb. xi. 40.
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