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"Justinian betrayed Belisarius by having his eyes gouged out and to rub salt in the wound he forced him to beg in the streets of Constantinople". Is there any evidence or proof of this or is it just an unsubstantiated urban legend of the Middle Ages?

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Did the Eastern Roman Empire equipped any of it's troops with "flat top helmets" or "fully enclosed helmets" in it's entire history or it was just used by "Latinkon" (Western Mercenaries)?

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Did the Eastern Roman Empire had any type of access to fully enclosed helmets like the ones of the archetypical medieval knight or where they exclusive for "Latinkon" (Western Europe Mercenaries)?

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If Scipio Africanus didn't existed, could Hannibal have conquered Rome and won the Second Punic War in favor of Carthage or was Hannibal sentenced to fail from the very beginning, with or without Scipio?

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"Justinian betrayed Belisarius by having his eyes gouged out and to rub salt in the wound he forced him to beg in the streets of Constantinople". Is there any evidence or proof of this or is it just an unsubstantiated urban legend of the Middle Ages?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Eastern Roman Empire equipped any of it's troops with "flat top helmets" or "fully enclosed helmets" in it's entire history or it was just used by "Latinkon" (Western Mercenaries)?	1	AskHistorians
Did the Eastern Roman Empire had any type of access to fully enclosed helmets like the ones of the archetypical medieval knight or where they exclusive for "Latinkon" (Western Europe Mercenaries)?	1	AskHistorians
If Scipio Africanus didn't existed, could Hannibal have conquered Rome and won the Second Punic War in favor of Carthage or was Hannibal sentenced to fail from the very beginning, with or without Scipio?	0	AskHistorians