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Krinites or
Krenites Arotras (Gr****: Κρινίτης or Κρηνίτης Ἀροτρᾶς) was a
Byzantine aristocrat and
military governor in
southern Greece. He is most notable...
- vulnerable. Leo VI
hastily ****embled an army
under the
generals Prokopios Krenites and
Kourtikios and many archons,
which included the
Imperial Guard that...
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Byzantines hastily ****embled a
large army
under the
generals Prokopios Krenites and Kourtikios,
which included the
Imperial Guard that
consisted of Khazar...
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Retrieved 13
April 2024. "Milanović: Izašao sam iz zone
komfora i krenuo.
Krenite i vi!". tportal.hr (in Croatian). Tportal. 13
April 2024.
Archived from...
- Крај хладне воде Крв је текла Крв је лила Дрином због слободе! U boj,
krenite junaci svi Kren'te i ne žal'te život svoj Cer da čuje stroj, Cer nek vidi...
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Byzantine authority in 921/2, but were
again suppressed by the
strategos Krenites Arotras. Smith, Sir
William (1860). A
History of Greece: From the Earliest...
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Koustouganes Krasos,
Battle of
Krateros (strategos of the Cibyrrhaeots)
Krenites Arotras Kritai katholikoi Krum
Ktenia (fortress) Kursi, Sea of Galilee...
- later, in 921.
Again they were
quickly subdued, this time by the
strategos Krenites Arotras, but
managed to
remain autonomous and
retain their distinct identity...
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theme of the
Peloponnese until spring 921 or 922, when he was
replaced by
Krenites Arotras.
Probably in 920 he was
tasked with
raising troops for service...
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although Byzantine chroniclers record that he was
descended from the
Krenites family. A
brother named Theodosios, who held the high
court title of patrikios...
