Also known as Procopius of Caesarea
Spätantiker Historiker
Procopius of Caesarea was a 6th-century Byzantine historian who traveled with the general Belisarius during Emperor Justinian's military campaigns and became the era's most important historical chronicler. He is remembered for three major works—the *History of the Wars*, the *Buildings*, and the *Secret History*—that provide our primary accounts of Byzantine politics, military conflicts, and construction projects during this period.
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Prokopios von Caesarea (griechisch Προκόπιος, lateinisch Procopius Caesarensis, im Deutschen meist Prokop genannt; * um 500 in Caesarea Maritima; † um 560 in Konstantinopel) war ein spätantiker griechischer bzw. frühbyzantinischer Historiker des 6. Jahrhunderts n. Chr. Er gilt als der letzte große Geschichtsschreiber der Antike und als bedeutendste Quelle zur Zeit Kaiser Justinians.
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