- cubiculum, the emperor's "sacred bedchamber". In the late
Roman period, the
cubicularii or
koubikoularioi were numerous:
according to John Malalas,
Empress Theodora's...
-
father is
named as Fulbert, who
would become the Duke's
Chamberlain (
cubicularii ducis).
Orderic reports the
birth of
William as
occurring at Falaise...
-
Normandy and Herleva,
daughter of Fulbert, the one-time Duke's
Chamberlain (
cubicularii ducis), an
office to
which he was
likely appointed after William's birth...
- to the:
Comes Cubiculariorum:
Count in
charge of the
chamberlains (L.
cubicularii).
Comes Scanciorum: the
Count who
commanded the cup bearers.
Comes Stabulorum:...
-
replacement of the
older a cubiculo. He
controlled the
corps of the
cubicularii (κουβικουλάριοι, koubikoularioi), also eunuchs, and was
responsible for...
- ****isted by two
bishops and four
papal Masters of Ceremonies.
Chamberlains (
cubicularii)
served as torchbearers. The
pontifical canon was used, as was the bugia...
-
operations of the
Imperial Palace. He
oversaw the
palace servants ("
cubicularii"), also eunuchs, and was
responsible for the
imperial bedchamber, wardrobe...
- provisions. Burthegns, bedthegns, and hræglthegns 'raiment-thegns' (Latin:
cubicularii, camerarii):
chamberlains that
supervised the
royal bedchamber (Latin:...
-
original imperial spatharioi were
probably or
later became also the
eunuch cubicularii (Gr****: koubikoularioi),
members of the
sacrum cubiculum (the imperial...
-
Michael Edward (6
December 2022), "Protectors and ********ins:
Armed Eunuch-
cubicularii and -spatharii, 400–532 CE", Brill’s
Companion to
Bodyguards in the Ancient...
