The student reading presents Justinian as the emperor who purged vain laws, was corrected by Pope Agapetus on Christ's two natures, and delegated military action to Belisarius.
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Agapetus
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...And in that faith I was content. But then the blessed Agapetus, he who was chief shepherd, with his words turned me to that..."
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"...And in that faith I was content. But then the blessed Agapetus, he who was chief shepherd, with his words turned me to that..."
"I was fully drawn to that. And trusting to my Belisarius, my arms, I found a sign for me to rest from war. Heaven's..."
"...and in that faith i was content but then the blessed agapetus he who was chief shepherd with his words turned me to that..."
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