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	skopje - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Skopje was not known to the Ancient Greeks, and appears to have been founded in the 3rd century BC by the Dardanians, a people on the fringes of the Kingdom of Macedon.
		In Roman times there was town on the site called Justiniana Prima, but this was destroyed by an earthquake in 518.
		The town was refounded, perhaps by the early Romanians (or Vlachs), and in Byzantine times it was known as Skupi.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/skopje (447 words)

	Skopje - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Roman Skupi must not be confused with Justiniana Prima whose remains can be visited in the vicinity of the Serbian town of Leskovac.
		The Turkish name of the city is Üsküb and it was known as Uskub or Uskup in most Western European languages during the period of Ottoman rule.
		However, Justiniana and the remnants of Skupi were destroyed by invading Slavic peoples at the end of the 7th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Skopje (1748 words)

	macedonian orthodox church - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		During the reign of the emperor Justinian I (527-565), who came from the village of Tauresium in the Scopia region, a new town was built near the emperor's birthplace, named Justiniana Prima after him.
		Cathellian was the first Archbishop of the Archdiocese Justiniana Prima.
		The other archbishops were: Benenat, Paul, John I, Leon and the last one John IX, who in 680-81 took part at the Trullo Council in Constantinople.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/Macedonian-Orthodox-Church (1404 words)

	Achrida
		Arcana, xv), but was rebuilt by Justinian (527-565), who was born in the vicinity, and is said to have been called by him Justiniana Prima, i.e.
		Pope Vigilius, under pressure from Justinian, recognized the exercise of patriarchal rights by the Metropolitan of Justiniana Prima within the broad limits of its civil territory, but Gregory the Great treated him as no less subject than other Illyrian bishops to the Apostolic See (Duchesne, op.
		The inroads of the Avars and Slavs in the seventh century brought about the ruin of this ancient Illyrian centre of religion and civilization, and for two centuries its metropolitan character was in abeyance.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/a/achrida.html (945 words)

	St. Louis Community College at Meramec - Global Studies - Study Abroad in Macedona (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Outside the central gate on the E is a large bath with a hypocaust and an apodeuterium that is triconchial in plan.
		Another church lies to the S which has apses on the N and S as well as on the E. The city was probably Justinia Prima which Justinian founded near his birthplace of Tauresium.
		Justiniana Prima, earlier thought to have been at Scupi (modern Skopje), was the seat of the archibishop in Dardania and was the principal city in the region during the 6th c.
	users.stlcc.edu /mfuller/macedonia/Readings.html (3792 words)

	Skupi
		The basilica was presumably restored at the end of the V century, nevertheless it certainly did not survive the notorious earthquake of 518 A.D. that devastated the town of Skupi.
		Procopius of Caesarea, a historian, recorded that in the VI century the Byzantine Emperor Justinian, born in the village of Thaurisius in the country of the European Dardanians, built a town and named it Justiniana Prima.
		On 14 April 535, Justinian promulgated a law on institution of an archbisophric in the newly established town of Justiniana Prima.
	www.soros.org.mk /konkurs/076/angver/skupi.html (542 words)

	Macedonia >> Site seeing round the 5 star hotels in Greece (Hellas), Cyprus
		For a brief period (378), the province of Macedonia was divided into the provinces of Macedonia Prima and Macedonia Salutaria, the latter of which occupied the north-west part of the country.
		In 441, when the Huns conquered the provincia of Illyricum and the northern part of the superior provincia of Illyricum, the administrative headquarters of the latter were moved from Sirmium to Thessaloniki.
		The Early Christian pattern of ecclesiastical organisation degenerated in the 8th century and was replaced by organisation on the basis of the metropolis.
	www.lux-hotels.gr /department.asp?per=1 (2777 words)

	CHURCH FATHERS: Registrum Epistolarum, Book III, Letter 7 (Gregory the Great)
		But the criminal charges he touched on in an indefinite and dubious sort of way, so that both thy purpose might be frustrated by the raising of certain clouds, and he might afterwards the better escape from his confession in the obscurity of a perplexed mode of speech.
		But with respect to John, prelate of the city of Prima Justiniana, and his most iniquitous and abominable judgment, we shall take further measures.
		Since then, having been deposed also by the above-said John bishop of Prima Justiniana in contravention of law and canons, he could not be left deprived of his rank and honour, we have decreed that he be reinstated in his church, and recalled to the order of his proper dignity.
	www.newadvent.org /fathers/360203007.htm (1157 words)

	The Macedonian Church
		Panov's thesis is part of a more comprehensive and accepted scholarly school arguing that, in addition to Theophylact, many of his Greek predecessors and successors linked the independence of the Archbishopric of Ohrid to the independence of the Archbishopric of Justiniana Prima, established in 535.
		Emperor Justinian I (527-565) was born in the village of Taurision near Scupi.
		In 545, Justinian I subjugated Justiniana Prima to the Pope of Rome and from that time forward its archbishops were subordinate to Rome, as noted by Slavko Dimevski.
	www.unet.com.mk /mian/church.htm (1787 words)

	Manuscript Melbourne 1975.0096
		But he ran through the criminal matters with some middle and doubtful path, so that your intention would be frustrated by some obscure subjects, and that he himself furthermore would retreat very far from his confession into the obscurity of perplexing locution.
		But concerning John, chief-priest of the city of Prima Justiniana, and his very wicked and damnable judgement, we shall deal with it elsewhere, with God's help.
		Since therefore even when placed by the aforesaid John, Bishop of Prima Iustiniana, against the law and canons, he could not be without a degree of his honour, we decided that he be reformed in his own Church and recalled with the rank of his proper dignity.
	vm.arts.unimelb.edu.au /pics/0000/grg307v.htm (849 words)

	Tomislav Osmanli "The Boiling Pot Called Skopje"
		Historically, this is a region of perpetual simmering - from the early times of prehistory, through the distant reigns of Dardania, Rome, Byzantium, to 518 AD when its worthy urban ancestor Skupi was vaporized by the whirl of tremors caused by a catastrophic earthquake.
		Later too, when the imperial community of Justiniana Prima was laid out on its lap.
		This was to be the definitive prelude to the all out Balkan fate of cultural dualism that Skopje has boiled in ever since.
	www.pogranicze.sejny.pl /archiwum/krasnogruda/pismo/8/eural/osmanli.htm (2619 words)

	Tibor Zivkovic ORGANIZATION OF THE CHURCH IN SERBIAN LANDS (early middle ages) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		The Serbs settled a territory that towards the end of the 6th century was comprised in two archbishoprics in terms of church organization.
		Both these cities ceased to exist at the beginning of the 7th century, Justiniana Prima at the very beginning of the rule of Emperor Heraclius (610-641) and Salona most probably gradually faded out of existence a decade or two later.
		That is how an organized church also practically ceased to exist in the region of Dalmatia and the prefecture of Illyricum.
	www.hi.sanu.ac.yu /engl/o_crkvenoj_engl.htm (1690 words)

	Culture - Republic of Мacedonia
		The archeologist, Kire Ristov, from the Museum of the town Skopje is expecting a specific sum of finances in order, also this autumn to continue the researches on the locality Gradishte beside the village Taor, an area that is mentioned as one of the possible birthplaces of the great Byzantine emperor, Justinian.
		If the researches now or in future lead to specific artifacts which would confirm the assumptions that indeed on representative palace is discovered, then the existence of the great and important town of Justiniana Prima could be located.
		The existence of Justiniana prima is noted in the documents from the 6th century.
	www.culture.in.mk /story.asp?id=518 (600 words)

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		In 535 the Byzantine emperor Justinian I, born in these areas, built the archbishop metropolis Justiniana Prima.
		There are numerous indications by which archeologists locate Justiniana Prima near the city of Skupi, destroyed by an earthquake.
		The city got its present name - Skopje- when the Slavs came, in the VII century.
	www.wchmkd2003.org.mk /eng/skopje.htm (1445 words)

	GOPUSA - Kerri Houston
		First settled during the Bronze Age, the Gradiste-"Kale" (an Ottoman word for fortress) has been a symbol of the capital city of Skopje and the Macedonian people for thousands of years.
		It is believed that a sixth-century city called Justiniana Prima created by Byzantine Tsar Justinian of Skopje is buried under it, as well as churches and monasteries, including the revered site where the Pope crowned Tsar Samuel in the 15th Century.
		Gradiste-Kale was the military and administrative center of the first pan-state of the Macedonians, and the site of many battles.
	www.gopusa.com /commentary/khouston/2004/kh_0826p.shtml (974 words)

	MacoBulgarian: Re: Ohrid Archbishporic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		By the 5th century, there is an independent : Macedonian Church, and church organizations are organized in : Salonica, Skopje, Heraklea, Bargala and Stobi.
		: : During the rule of Justinian I (527-565), who was born in : Tavrision near Skopje, a new city was built called Justiniana : Prima.
		The Salonica Bishop was elevated to be the first : autocephalous : "Arhiepiskop," while Katelian the first Arhiepiskop : of the Justiniana Prima Archbishphoric (others are Benenat, : Pavle, Jovan I etc.).
	members.boardhost.com /Bulgaria/msg/14567.html (417 words)

	Malecka Skopje Travel Page - VirtualTourist.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		This is the origin of the assumption that the mystical city of Justiniana Prima, founded 565, was in fact located on the territory of today’s Skopje.
		(by the way, Justiniana Prima was the very first archeopiscopy on the territory of the Balkans, even before the Ohrid one).
		Soon after the death of Justinian 1, these regions are inhabited by the Slavs, who stayed here forever.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/1d089/6e596 (831 words)

	MacoBulgarian: (no subject) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		By the 5th century, there is an independent Macedonian Church, and church organizations are organized in Salonica, Skopje, Heraklea, Bargala and Stobi.
		During the rule of Justinian I (527-565), who was born in Tavrision near Skopje, a new city was built called Justiniana Prima.
		"Arhiepiskop," while Katelian the first Arhiepiskop of the Justiniana Prima Archbishphoric (others are Benenat, Pavle, Jovan I etc.).
	members.boardhost.com /Bulgaria/msg/14564.html (425 words)

	Culture - Republic of Мacedonia
		The question of the location of the birth place of the czar Justinian is still of interest, as well as the question about the location of the city Justiniana Prima where the Archbishopric was placed.
		This place hasn’t been found yet, and in the world’ s science there is no final proof that it has ever been found.
		In FR Yugoslavia, near Lebane, there is a locality called the Czarina’s Town (Caricin grad), dating from the sixth century, but the Serbian archaeologists haven’t found the final proof, some sort of an inscription that will decidedly say that it was Justiniana Prima.
	www.culture.in.mk /story.asp?id=102 (340 words)

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		AAI has been organising and running archaeological expeditions and lectures.
		This year our main expedition is exploring Macedonia where we are looking for the Justiniana Prima, city built by the emperor Justinian.
		The expedition will last 16 days and will have 10 members involved.
	www.archaeology.s5.com /Sponsorship.htm (356 words)

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