Original sentence: Byzantine administration of Palestine ended temporarily during the Persian occupation of 614–28, then permanently after the Muslims arrived in 634 CE, defeating the empire's forces decisively at the Battle of Yarmouk in 636 CE.In 536 CE, Justinian I promoted the governor at Caesarea to proconsul (anthypatos), giving him authority over the two remaining consulars.Jerusalem capitulated in 638 CE and Caesarea between 640 CE and 642 CE
Edited sentence: Byzantine administration of Palestine ended temporarily during the Persian occupation of 614–28, then permanently after the Muslims arrived in 634 and defeated the imperial forces decisively at the Battle of Yarmouk in 636.In 536 Justinian I promoted the governor at Caesarea to proconsul (anthypatos), giving him authority over the two remaining consulars.Jerusalem capitulated in 638 and Caesarea between 640 and 642