THE IMMEDIATE SUCCESSORS OF JUSTINIAN: A STUDY OF THE PERSIAN PROBLEM AND OF CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN INTERNAL SECULAR AFFAIRS IN THE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE DURING THE REIGNS OF JUSTIN II AND TIBERIUS II CONSTANTINE (A.D. 565-582). - Dissertations & Theses - ProQuest

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THE IMMEDIATE SUCCESSORS OF JUSTINIAN: A STUDY OF THE PERSIAN PROBLEM AND OF CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN INTERNAL SECULAR AFFAIRS IN THE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE DURING THE REIGNS OF JUSTIN II AND TIBERIUS II CONSTANTINE (A.D. 565-582).

TURTLEDOVE, HARRY NORMAN. University of California, Los Angeles ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 1977. 7723931.