- from slavery.
Critobulus also
became a
recurrent character within Socratic literature:
according to the
Apology and Phaedo,
Critobulus offered to help...
-
Critobulus is a
Romanization of the name,
which is
alternatively transliterated as Kritoboulos, Kritovoulos, Critoboulos;
sometimes with
Critobulus'...
- in 1458.
Although historians of the
period such as
Doukas and
Michael Critobulus stated that it was
completed in 1455, the
general opinion is that by then...
-
province of the
Ottoman Empire.
According to the
Byzantine historian Michael Critobulus,
hostilities broke out
after an
Albanian slave of the
Ottoman commander...
- men and women, were sold to
slavery for 3,000–4,000 akçe each.
Michael Critobulus, a Gr****
historian for the sultan, also
describes the
resistance and its...
- they pre**** on one
another without pity."
According to
Ducas and
Michael Critobulus, the po****tion was not
harmed by
Zaganos Pasha's forces, but Chalkokondyles...
- fall of
Constantinople (1453), and
thanks to the
intercession of
Michael Critobulus,
Sultan Mehmed II
recognized Dorino I Gattilusio's
possession of Lemnos...
- and Lycon,
sought the
death penalty. However, Socrates's allies, Crito,
Critobulus, and Apollodorus,
proposed that he
merely pay a fine of
thirty minae....
-
Michael Panaretos 15th
century John
Anagnostes John Can****
Laonikos Chalkokondyles Michael Critobulus Doukas George Sphrantzes Pseudo-George Kodinos...
-
invaded Wallachia in
November 1447. The
Byzantine historian Michael Critobulus wrote that Vlad and Radu fled to the
Ottoman Empire,
which suggests that...
