Anastasius was succeeded by the 70-year-old Justin I, commander of the guard and uncle of his illustrious successor, Justinian.
I am still frightened, but I feel safer.' Then there is Igor, the Serbian soldier and guard whose uncle was killed last week, and who says: 'I have my old schoolfriends and my teacher in there,' and then introduces his old pal Azmir, a professional footballer, from behind the wire.
The stone quarries and all other mining activities are controlled by the Guards, so the uncle doesn't have to be a great businessman; there's no competition.
"He got himself on as a security guard at Yankee Stadium," said Uncle Steve.
Noting that his uncle, Ed Hiemstra, played guard for the Giants in the 1940s at 180 pounds, he predicted that Congressional pressure would force the N.F.L. to impose player weight restrictions to ease the effect of collisions, now that the effects of concussions have become widely known.
The initial vibe is just one of bellicose patriotism: Giant Uncle Sam statues guard the entrance, and inside, memorials of the 9/11 attacks and Martin Luther King Jr. loom.
Also reportedly killed in the attack were his driver, his uncle and two guards.
Her son Henry, later to become Henry II of England, was kept safe in the castle, guarded and educated by his uncle Robert.
And what is still more painful is that Adi finds that his now 82-year-old uncle was a prison guard who colluded in the killings.
Her uncle is a prison security guard.
