
Villains and Virgins History Podcast
Emperor Justinian and Theodora: The Black Death and the Christian Roman Empire
July 27, 20261h 1m
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Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodora rule the Eastern Roman Empire in a tumultuous period. The plague pays a visit to Constantinople, bringing massive death tolls. They must also contend with treacherous officials, Christians who despise eachother, and a historian determined to damn them. Watch a palace sting operation unfold, and find out how lepers were hired to infect religious rivals. This is the third and final episode in a series on Theodora and Justinian. For details of the university course, email the podcast at: Support this podcast at
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