Councils, ecclesiastical—contd.
A.D. 815, Constantinople (after Easter),
69 *., 117
A.D. 825, Paris, 118
A.D. 827, Mantua, 330
A.D. 843, Constantinople, 147 sq.; date, 145; picture of, 431
A.D. 852, Mainz, 393
A.D. 854, Rome, 185
A.D. 859, Constantinople, 191, 196 A.D. 861, Constantinople, 195 84., 205("First and Second ") A.D. 863 (April), Rome, 199 A.D. 863 (October), Rome, 200 A.D. 864, Rome, 199
A.D). 867 (in Lent), Constantinople, 200 A.D. 867. Constantinople, 201 sq., 432 A.D. 869-70. Eighth Ecumenical, Con- stantinople, 202, 204, 432
Count of Foederati, 12 (cp. Turmarch of Federates)
Count of Schools, 124
Count of Stable (TOû σravlov), 122, 211, 290
Count of Tent (κόμης τῆς κόρτης), 12 Count of Walls, 156, 224, 228 Counts, captains of bande, 226 Counts, Bulgarian, 335
Crete, expedition to (A.D. 866), 170;
Saracen conquest of, 287 897.: Imperial attempts to recover, 289 *7. government of, 221; Emirs of, 186, 293, 489
expeditions to (A.D). 902 al 949), 227, 231
Domestic of Ercubitors, 227 ; Michael, 46 Domestic of Hikanatoi, 227, Domestic of Numeri, 156, 191, 228 Domestic of the Schools, 227 sq.; Nicetas Triphyllios, 5; Stephanos, 16; Bardas, 160 Antigonus, 161; Petronas, ib., 284; Manuel, 258 Donatus, bishop of Zarn, 320 Doras, 409, 415
Dorylaion, 229, 247, 263, 260 Dregovichi, 412
Drievliane, 412
Drungaries, officers in thematic armies, 226
Drungary of the Fleet (Toû λotμov),
Drungary of the Watch (rĥs Biyλas), 227 q.; Petronas, 122; Ooryphas (?), 143; Constantine the Armenian (q.r.), 147; Constantine Babutzikos, 267 Dukum, 359 Dyrrhachium, 189
Earthquakes, 198, 363, 445 Ebissa, 81
Eclipses, solar, 274 sq., 442
Education, 434 $7.
Egypt, naval expedition to, 230, 292 sq.; revolt against Mamun, 251, 263, 288
Eilikon, master of, (ὁ ἐπὶ τοῦ εἰδικοῦ),
210 sq.. 212
Eikasia, see Kasia
Ekusoos, 343
Eleud, 425
Elpidios, 295
Eudocia Ingerina, Empress, mistress of Michael H., 156 sq.; wife of Basil 1., 169; coronation, 175, 176 sqq. Eudoxios, bishop of Amorion, 75 Eugenius, Pope, 118
Eulampios, bishop of Apamea, 185 Eulogios, 178
Eumathios, 348 Euodios, 271, 438
Euphemian, anti-iconoclast, 73
Euphemios, 296 899, and Appendix 1X. Euphrosyne, Empress, confusion with Theela, 80, 81; 111; retires to eloister, 125 ay. Eustathios, quaestor, 122
Euthymios, bishop of Sardis, 65, 75, 119, 139
Euthymios, of Thessalonica, 150
Eutychianos, 61; protonsekretes, 66 (probably same person)
Eearch, of Patriarchal monasteries, 73,
Fald ibn Yakub, 305, 306 Farghana, mercenaries from, 238; cp. 228 Fasts, in Lent, 200
Finance of the Roman Empire, Chap.
VII. §1; also of Irene, 3, 213; of Ni- cephorus, 9, 212 sqq.; of Amorian Emperors, 218 sq.; central ministers, 210 sqq.; taxes, 212 sqq.; con- jectural estimate of revenue, 219 8qq. military expenditure, 225 $47. naval, 231
of the Caliphate, 236 sq. Finns, 422
Fire, Greek ("marine," "Roman,") 91, 96, 99, 349
Fire-signals in Asia Minor, 162, 246, $77, 285
Genesios, Joseph, relations of his work to Cont. Theoph. illustrated, 10, 11. 147, 172, 357; sources of, 25, 59, 157, 197, 289, 352, Appendix IV. Geometry, 437 sq., 439
George, monk, Chronicle, 136, Appendix II.; Continuation of, 454, 457
George, St., of Amastris, 417 George, bishop of Mytilene, 75
George, brother of Simeon Stylites, 148 Gerace, 305
Gormanicin, 214, 218, 203, 273 Geron, 258
Cietae (Goths !!, 89
Gipsies, 40, 276, 362
Glagolitic script, 397 sqq.
Glavinitsa, two places of this name,
Hadath (Adata) 244, 263 Hadrian II., Pope, 202, 400 Hadrianople, Stauracius at, 16, 165; Nicephorus 1. at, 340, 348; attacked by Bulgarians, 353, 356; parents of Basil I. at, 356
Hafaja ibu Sufyan, 308
Hair, fashion of wearing, 124 Hakam, Al, Emir of Cordova, 287 Halmyros, river, 101
Hanazit, 260
Harold Hardrada, 422
Harun al-Rashid, character, 233; revenue under,, 236; residence, 241; 244, 245; wars with the Empire, 249 ፃፍ Haruniyah, 245
Hearth-tax, see Kapnikon
Hebdomon, see under Constantinople Helena, St., Gastria legend of, 142 Helena, wife of Manuel, 145 Hêlinka, 132
Heraclea (on Propontis), 103, 107, 356 Heraclea (Kybistra), 246, 250, 473 Heracliana, 321, 344
Heron (mathematician), 438
of Michael II., 112 sqq.; of Theo- philus, 135 sq7.; end of, 144 sqq., 182, 193
Icons, 141, 150; iconography, 433 Idrisid dynasty, 295
Iguatius, deacon: lampoon on Thomas, 109; biographical works, 183; Vita Nicephori Patr., 57; Canon (hymu) on Amorian martyrs, 271, 417
Ignatius, Patriarch: birth, 14; Domestic of Hikanatoi, 227; tonsured, 29; his monasteries, 30; refuses to tonsure Theodora, 160, 188; 163; monastic work, 183 sq.; Patriarch, 184; quarrel with Gregory, 184 877.; offends Bardas and Michael, 188; arrested and exiled, 189; deposed, 191 suferings, ib., 198; petition to Pope, 198 87.; restored by Basil, 203; caricatured, 432; date of de- position, 470
Image worship, abuses of, 117; final restoration, 144 77. (see Iconoclasm) Indians (egroes), 89
Inheritances, taxation of, 216 Inscriptions-
Byzantine, on land walls of Con- stantinople, 96
on sea-walls of Constantinople,:134
in Chrysotriklinos, 150 on bricks, 166
on walls of Ancyra, 266
on tower in Peloponnesus, 378 Bulgarian (Aboba), 365, 366 (Chatalar), 334, 368 sq. (Eski-juma), 360 (Kay-keui), 343
(Philippi), 481 sq.
(Shumla), 373, Appendix X. (Suleiman-keui), 360
(Tyruovo), 367
various, 334 sq., 370
Latin (San Clemente, Rome), 401 Insects, 195
Inthronistic letters, 192, 193 Ionian Islands, 221
Irenaeus, magister, 300
Irene, Empress : career, policy, and fall, 1 sq.; death, 7; iconoclastic view of her ecclesiastical acts, 69; tribute to Harun, 249; embassy of Arichis to, 311; negotiations with Charles the Great, 317, 320
Irene, Empress, wife of Constantine V., 407
Irene, sister of Theodora, 156 Irene, mother of Photius, 156 Irene, Cappadocian, 156 Irenopolis, 347
Iron Gate, pass in Balkans, 339
John Doxopatres (Sikeliotes), 456 John of Eukairia, 73
John Gorgonites, 197
John, bishop of Gotthia, 409
John the Grammarian (Patriarch):
family, 60; learning, i, 435; pre- pares case for iconoclasm in A.D. 814-815, 60 sq., 67; abbot of Saints Sergius and Bacchus, 73; assists in persecution, ih., 74, 75; brings plan of palace from Baghdad, 133; Synkellos, 256; Patriarch, 135; assists in persecution, 135 sqq.; deposition, 147 sq.; retirement, 151 sq.; embassy to the Caliphate, 256 847. 475 sq.; caricatured, 431; magic practices, 443 sq.
John Hexabulios, advice to Michael I.,
27; Logothete of Course, 49; advice to Leo V., ib.; advice to Michael II., 106; present at meeting of Leo V. with Krum, 354
John Kolobos, 150
John, bishop of Monembasia, 73
Keltzene, 176, 261 Kende, 425
Kentarchs, 227
Kephallenia (Kephalonia), Theme in
Kephaloedion, 305, 307, 308 Képoi, 171
Khazars, in Roman service, 228; western extension of their Empire, 337; mission of Constantine the Philosopher to, 394 sq.; descrip- tion of their empire and institutions,
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