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n.查士丁尼（拜占庭帝国皇帝）
1、justiciar───n.最高司法官；高等法院法官
2、justiciary───n.高等法院法官；司法官；adj.司法上的
3、Lusitanian───n.[地质]卢西坦统；卢西塔尼亚人
4、Augustinians───会士
5、Justinian I───查士丁尼一世
6、Bostonian───adj.波士顿的；n.波士顿人；n.(Bostonian)（美）博斯托尼安（人名）
7、Houstonian───n.休斯顿（美国得克萨斯州港市）(Houston的变形)
8、Augustinian───adj.圣奥古斯丁（学说）的；奥古斯丁会的；n.奥古斯丁修会会士；圣奥古斯丁学说的信奉者
9、justiciars───n.最高司法官；高等法院法官
1、Justinian transferred some vicarial powers to the governors.───查士丁尼把一些代理权力移交给总督。
2、Research Angles and Historical Materials--A Case Study of "Justinian Plague"───研究视角与史料--“查士丁尼瘟疫”研究
3、Justinian himself was one of the few infected by the plague who, in the end, survived.───查士丁尼也在这次瘟疫中受到了传染，但最后却幸存了下来。
4、The first strain appeared in the sixth century during the reign of the Byzantine emperor Justinian.───第一波大瘟疫出现在公元6世纪拜占庭帝国君主查士丁尼 (Byzantineemperor Justinian)统治时期。
5、According to story by Procopius, Byzantine emperor Justinian obtained the first silkworm eggs in 552 CE.───根据普罗科匹厄斯的故事，拜占庭皇帝查士丁尼在公元552年得到了首批蚕卵。
6、In medieval Italy, students of law would hire a teacher to teach them Roman Law, especially Justinian's Code Corpus Juris.───在中世纪的意大利，学习法律的学生会雇佣老师来教他们罗马法，特别是查士丁尼的法典-----《法令大全》。
7、Heresy was a crime against the state. Roman law in the Code of Justinian made it a capital offense.───异端学说是一种反国家的罪行，它在罗马法《查士丁尼法典》中被定为死罪。
8、Justinian introduced a new syllabus.───查士丁尼采纳了一份新的教学大纲。
9、The law of ancient Rome as embodied in the Justinian code, especially that which applied to private citizens.───古罗马法律，陈述在《查士丁尼法典》中，尤指应用于私人的。
1、In 532 Justinian began the construction on a breath-taking scale of the imperial church of Saint Sophia.
2、It was under the emperor Justinian that these advances were made.
3、Tung is justinian of The Justin University of HK.
4、Emperor Justinian had chosen this young woman as his bride.
5、Let Justinian be the male, and Feasting, the female!
6、Justinian I (d. 565) had a church dedicated to her.
7、Justinian introduced a new syllabus.
8、The throne is thought to have been made in Constantinople and given by Justinian to his viceroy Maximian.
9、This saying refers to Justinian, a mysterious and magnificent figure in history.