Titlebook: Justinian‘s Men; Careers and Relation David Alan Parnell Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Byzantium.Military

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David Alan Parnellocesses, i.e. incomplete anaerobic oxidations of organic substrates, or to aerobic microbial metabolism. However, it is common to call a food ‘fermented’ if microorganisms, be they truly fermenting or not, or enzymes had contributed significantly to its final characteristics (Campbell-Platt, 1987).

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David Alan Parnell "wild" behavior of the metal electrons. The Institute co~sisted of five invited lectures, each of which was two hours long and dealt with theoretical aspects of a subject related to Fermi surface effects. Each lecturer is an expert in the field, and gave an in- tensive treatment of his own subject.

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Byzantine Army Structure,hat army in the sixth century. The chapter explains the differences among the various units of the Byzantine army, including the field armies, the federates, forces hired from allies, and the personal guardsmen of generals. The ranks and positions within each unit are also explained. Finally, Parnel

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Identity in the Army: Romans and Barbarians,ce record. The Byzantine army of the sixth century made considerable use of non-Roman military men. Over the course of the century, about one quarter of soldiers were non-Roman in identity. The chapter also examines the way the term ‘barbarian’ was used. The term seems to have primarily been applied

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Officers and Their Families,h their own families. As with civilians, soldiers and officers had a variety of relatives that may or may not have impacted their careers. On one hand, male relatives might also serve in the army and might therefore be an important source of support or influence. On the other hand, wives and childre

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