Procopius indirectly sets his standards for an ideal Roman ruler by criticizing profuse amounts of Justinian's deeds. In Procopius opinion, a Roman emperor should be characterized by traits that completely differ from those of Justinian and Theodora.
Walls Had Protection From Armies
They closed their borders and turned inward because they wanted to stop people from learning other religions. Two results are that they could no longer trade and they were confined to themselves.
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