False hope arose during this conflict when the messenger Ephraem delivered erroneous news to the secretary Thomas stating that the head of state had fled. Three of the sites damaged during it were the Chalke, the Baths of Zeuxippus, and the church of St. Lawrence, the last of which housed a pair of murderers who were not granted clemency after their failed execution was ordered by an official who was replaced by Tryphon as a result of it. Along with that prefect, Eudaemon, John the Cappadocian was another of the three o
False hope arose during this conflict when the messenger Ephraem delivered erroneous news to the secretary Thomas stating that the head of state had fled. Three of the sites damaged during it were the Chalke, the Baths of Zeuxippus, and the church of St. Lawrence, the last of which housed a pair of murderers who were not granted clemency after their failed execution was ordered by an official who was replaced by Tryphon as a result of it. Along with that prefect, Eudaemon, John the Cappadocian was another of the three officials deposed at the request of the instigators. Pompeius and his brother, Hypatius, who had been crowned by the masses, were executed as this event was put down by the generals Mundus, Narses, and Belisarius. FTP, identify this mob riot carried out against Justinian by Blue and Green chariot factions.
False hope arose during this conflict when the messenger Ephraem delivered erroneous news to the secretary Thomas stating that the head of state had fled.
{Nika} Revolt