-
Strongyli and Syrna. The name "Dodecanese" (older form ἡ Δωδεκάνησος, hē
Dōdekanēsos;
modern τα Δωδεκάνησα, ta Dōdekanēsa),
meaning "The
Twelve Islands",...
- century, it may have been the
capital of a short-lived
thema of the "
Dodekanesos". In the
aftermath of the
Fourth Crusade, with a
Latin Empire under the...
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controlling the
northern half, and the
droungarios "of the
Twelve Islands" (
Dodekanesos) or "of the Gulf" (Kolpos), in
charge of the
southern half. The latter...
-
appears to have come
under the
jurisdiction of the "droungarios of the
Dodekanesos", whom some
scholars (following Hélène Ahrweiler)
identify with the post...
- Cyclades, with
eleven suffragan sees
including Astypalaia, Ios and in the
Dodekanesos Nisyrus (Nisyros island). Gregory,
Timothy E. (1991). "Rhodes". In Kazhdan...
- 741–775). At the time, he held the post of
droungarios (admiral) of the
Dodekanesos (roughly the
southern Aegean Sea).
After the plot was discovered, Irene...
- He was
named after his
paternal grandfather, the
droungarios of the
Dodekanesos Theophylact Rhangabe, who had parti****ted in a
failed conspiracy to...
-
Dardanelles and
Marmara Sea, and the
command variously known as the
Dodekanesos ('Twelve Islands') and
Kolpos ('Gulf'),
which was
based at
Samos and...
- the
Cyclades Crusaders Western Macedonia and
Aegean Islands The term "
Dodekanesos" ("Twelve Islands")
first appears in
Byzantine sources in the 8th century...
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Crete Kreta Kriti Gr****
Cyclades Cycladen Kykladhes Gr****
Dodecanese Dodekanesos Dhodhekanisos Gr****
Euboea Euboea Evvia Gr****
Piraeus Piraeus Pireás...
