-
George of
Antioch in the 12th
century that was
latinized as
ammiratus ammiratorum by the 13th century, and the last
being attested in
Latin in the form...
- of
Split George of Antioch, the
first to hold the
office of
ammiratus ammiratorum Ignatius of Antioch,
Patriarch of
Antioch John Malalas, a Gr**** chronicler...
- Bari, who held it
until his ********ination in 1160. The last
ammiratus ammiratorum was
Margaritus of
Brindisi who held the
title until the
collapse of Hauteville...
-
Christodulus (died 1131), the
first emir of
Palermo (later
ammiratus ammiratorum)
Christodoulos Aronis, a Gr**** fine artist,
professor and
priest (1884–1973)...
- at
first exercised by Maio, a man of low birth,
whose title ammiratus ammiratorum was the
highest in the realm. Maio
continued Roger's
policy of excluding...
-
Christodulus and then
George of Antioch, whom he made in 1132
ammiratus ammiratorum or "Emir of Emirs", in
effect prime vizier. (This
title later became...
- c. 1149–1197),
called the new Neptune, was the last
great ammiratus ammiratorum (Grand Admiral) of Sicily.
First Count of Malta,
Prince of
Taranto and...
- Antioch, and
finally Philip of Mahdia,
serve successively as his
ammiratus ammiratorum ("emir of emirs").
Roger II
himself spoke Arabic and was fond of Arab...
- 1149 – 1197),
called "the new Neptune", was the last
great ammiratus ammiratorum (Grand Admiral) of the
Kingdom of Sicily.
Following in the footsteps...
- nothing. The
great officers of the
Regno were the
ancient ammiratus ammiratorum, the
grand protonotary (or logothete),
great Chamberlain,
great seneschal...
