- The
dikaiophylax (Gr****: δικαιοφύλαξ, "guardian of the laws") was a
Byzantine judicial office of the 11th–15th centuries. The
title is
first attested in...
- he
served as epi ton
deeseon (receiver of petitions) and was
named as
dikaiophylax in 1270. He
served as
Michael VIII's amb****ador to the Pope in 1277,...
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judges were Joseph,
Bishop of Apros,
Gregory Kleidas, an
archdeacon and
dikaiophylax, the
megas dioiketes Glabas, and
Nicholas Matarangos,
probably a scholar...
-
grand ecclesiarch (megas ekklesiarches) of the
Hagia Sophia and the
dikaiophylax of the
Patriarchate of Constantinople. He was a
native of Constantinople...
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Diaconicon Dibaltum,
Battle of
Digenes Akritas Digest (Roman law)
Dikaiodotes Dikaiophylax Dimitri Obolensky Dimitris Krallis Dimbos,
Battle of
Diocese Diocletian...
- the
latter analogous to
another ecclesiastical judicial office, the
dikaiophylax. ODB, "Nomophylax" (A. Kazhdan), pp. 1491–1492. Kazhdan, Alexander, ed...
