- The term
basilikoi anthropoi (Gr****: βασιλικοί ἄνθρωποι, "the
imperial men")
appears in
Byzantine do****ents of the 9th–10th
centuries and has two distinct...
-
least the
reign of Philip II, the king was ****isted by the
royal pages (
basilikoi paides),
bodyguards (somatophylakes),
companions (hetairoi),
friends (philoi)...
-
Together with the
other lower rank classes, the
basilikoi mandatores were
designated as the
basilikoi anthrōpoi ("the emperor's men"), and
headed collectively...
- king Archelaus. The
Royal friends (Philoi) or the king's
Companions (
basilikoi hetairoi) were
named for life by the king
among the
Macedonian aristocracy...
- Wiley-Blackwell. Carney,
Elizabeth Donnelly (2009). "The Role of the
BASILIKOI PAIDES at the
Argead Court". In Howe, Timothy; Reames,
Jeanne (eds.)....
- spatharioi,
whilst those of the
emperor were
distinguished with the
prefix basilikoi ("imperial ones"). The
officer leading the
imperial spatharioi held the...
- reader. For example,
Constantine writes of the
regular practice of
sending basilikoí (lit. "royals") to
distant lands for negotiations. In this case, it is...
-
generic sense of "the one in charge" by two officials: the head of the
basilikoi anthrōpoi ("imperial men"), a
class of low-level
court functionaries,...
-
wrote a
monody on the
death of Andronikos, son of
Alexios I. He
delivered basilikoi logoi (encomia) to the
emperors John II and
Manuel I.
Plinio Prioreschi...
- of
depicting the
ideal emperor rather than the actual. The
Christian basilikoi logoi dropped references to good
fortune (tyche) in
favour of piety. The...
