Procopius was the writer. He was part of Justinian's court, but wrote this scathing composition about Justinian and his wife, Theodora.
Well, when Procopius gave his official account of Justinian (saying that he was serious, even-tempered, and worked from dawn to midnight), Justinian was probably in power, and if Procopius said what was really on his mind, he would have been killed (or at least exiled). Procopius decided to wait until after Justinian's death to publish "The Secret History" which portrays to the truth of Justinian's "deceitful, devious, false, hypocritical, two-faced, [and] cruel" ways (The Secret History).
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"The Secret History" by Procopius was likely composed around 550 AD, during the reign of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. This work is notable for its critical portrayal of Justinian and his wife, Theodora, contrasting sharply with Procopius's more official writings. It was not published until after Procopius's death, reflecting the sensitive nature of its content.
The Secret History was created in 1992-09.
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CLINTON HEYLIN has written: 'BOOTLEG!: THE RISE & FALL OF THE SECRET RECORDING HISTORY'