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Barberini ivory on display in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The Byzantine ivory leaf dated from the first half of the 6th century represents the emperor as triumphant victor, usually identified as Emperor Justinian, or possibly Anastasius I Dicorus or Zeno. Stock Photo
RMPJC566–Barberini ivory on display in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The Byzantine ivory leaf dated from the first half of the 6th century represents the emperor as triumphant victor, usually identified as Emperor Justinian, or possibly Anastasius I Dicorus or Zeno.
Portraits of three Early Byzantine Emperors: Anastasius I Dicorus (430-518), Justin I (450-527) and Justinian I (483-565) Stock Photo
RMG1DKEC–Portraits of three Early Byzantine Emperors: Anastasius I Dicorus (430-518), Justin I (450-527) and Justinian I (483-565)
Anastasius I (431-518), also known as Anastasius Dicorus, was born into an Illyrian family. After Emperor Zeno's death in 491 CE, many citizens of the empire wanted both a Roman and an Orthodox Christian emperor. In response, Zeno's widow and Emperor Leo I's daughter Ariadne turned to Anastasius, who was in his sixties when he married Ariadne and ascended to the throne. Anastasius soon had to deal with the usurper Longinus, brother of the late Zeno, engaging in the Isaurian War and defeating Longinus in 497. He later fought against the Sassanid Empire in the Anastasian War, the war raging fro Stock Photo
RM2B039KK–Anastasius I (431-518), also known as Anastasius Dicorus, was born into an Illyrian family. After Emperor Zeno's death in 491 CE, many citizens of the empire wanted both a Roman and an Orthodox Christian emperor. In response, Zeno's widow and Emperor Leo I's daughter Ariadne turned to Anastasius, who was in his sixties when he married Ariadne and ascended to the throne. Anastasius soon had to deal with the usurper Longinus, brother of the late Zeno, engaging in the Isaurian War and defeating Longinus in 497. He later fought against the Sassanid Empire in the Anastasian War, the war raging fro
Anastasius I (431-518), also known as Anastasius Dicorus, was born into an Illyrian family. After Emperor Zeno's death in 491 CE, many citizens of the empire wanted both a Roman and an Orthodox Christian emperor. In response, Zeno's widow and Emperor Leo I's daughter Ariadne turned to Anastasius, who was in his sixties when he married Ariadne and ascended to the throne. Anastasius soon had to deal with the usurper Longinus, brother of the late Zeno, engaging in the Isaurian War and defeating Longinus in 497. He later fought against the Sassanid Empire in the Anastasian War, the war raging fro Stock Photo
RM2B0395T–Anastasius I (431-518), also known as Anastasius Dicorus, was born into an Illyrian family. After Emperor Zeno's death in 491 CE, many citizens of the empire wanted both a Roman and an Orthodox Christian emperor. In response, Zeno's widow and Emperor Leo I's daughter Ariadne turned to Anastasius, who was in his sixties when he married Ariadne and ascended to the throne. Anastasius soon had to deal with the usurper Longinus, brother of the late Zeno, engaging in the Isaurian War and defeating Longinus in 497. He later fought against the Sassanid Empire in the Anastasian War, the war raging fro
Triumphant Byzantine emperor depicted in the central panel of the Barberini ivory on display in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The Byzantine ivory leaf dated from the first half of the 6th century represents the emperor as triumphant victor, usually identified as Emperor Justinian, or possibly Anastasius I Dicorus or Zeno. Stock Photo
RMPJC4TK–Triumphant Byzantine emperor depicted in the central panel of the Barberini ivory on display in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The Byzantine ivory leaf dated from the first half of the 6th century represents the emperor as triumphant victor, usually identified as Emperor Justinian, or possibly Anastasius I Dicorus or Zeno.
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