- The
title of
anthypatos was the
traditional Gr****
translation of the
Latin title of proconsul.
Under the Prin****te, the
title of
anthypatos/proconsul had...
- in the
court order of precedence,
coming after the
magistros and the
anthypatos.
However it
remained one of the
highest in the
imperial hierarchy until...
-
holders of the
office held the
dignities of protospatharios,
patrikios and
anthypatos.
Among others, the
Patriarch Photios (858–867 and 877–886) held the post...
- Croatia. Regardless, Michael, with
grand titles of the
Byzantine court as
anthypatos and
patrician (patrikios),
remained ruler of
Zahumlje through the 940s...
- earlier). In 909,
Landulf went to
Constantinople to
receive the
titles of
anthypatos and
patrikios and
Atenulf sta****
behind but
received like investiture...
-
grant to the
monastery of San
Giovanni in Lamis, he bore the
titles of
anthypatos and patrikios.
Kourkouas arrived at Bari in May 1008, as a replacement...
- the
vestiarion (see below), no such
relation appears to have existed.
Anthypatos (ἀνθύπατος), "proconsul" —
Originally the
highest rank for provincial...
-
During his stay in Constantinople, he was
granted the
Byzantine titles of
anthypatos and vestes. By
stirring up
rebellion in
Amalfi and
Salerno against Guaimar...
-
first half of the 10th century. The
title was the root of the
titles anthypatos (lit. 'vice-consul', the
original translation of proconsul) and dishypatos...
-
Easter by the "twelve dignitaries",
holders of the
ranks of
magistros and
anthypatos, as well as by the
Eparch of
Constantinople and the
zoste patrikia during...
