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His unfiltered portrayal of Emperor Justinian and court intrigues feels daring for its time. I'm curious what motivated him to reveal these truths.

The narrative reveals so much corruption and decadence, but also makes me wonder how much of it was exaggerated or based on real events.

His account is so personal and sometimes bitter—does that make us question his objectivity or see it as a deeply honest perspective?