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Tanzania [10]
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Grace [21]2 years ago
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The causes for the terrible loses of the Empire in the seventh century were mostly outside Justinian’s control. The Justinianic Plague (first reported in 541) killed tens of thousands of civilians, disrupted economic activities and had severe effects on both the economy and urban life.

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