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Basil Mesardonites (Gr****: Βασίλειος Μεσαρντονίτης, died 1016) was the
Catapan of Italy,
representing the
Byzantine Emperor there, from 1010 to 1016 or...
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against the
Lombard rebels, led by Melus, and
delivers the city to
Basil Mesardonites,
Byzantine governor (catepan) of the
Catepanate of Italy.
Melus is forced...
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surnamed Mesardonites, who was the
catepan of Italy. On the
other hand, he may have been a
commander of the
fleet sent to
support Basil Mesardonites in his...
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against the
Lombard rebels led by
Melus and
deliver the city to
Basil Mesardonites,
Byzantine governor (catepan) of the
Catepanate of Italy. 1118 – Roger...
- Basilio, who was
named after his uncle, Maria's
brother Basileios Argyros-
Mesardonites or
Emperor Basil II, or both. In 1006 or 1007 Maria,
along with her husband...
- of
Italy until some time
before March 1010, when his successor,
Basil Mesardonites, is
attested in office.
According to the
Italian chronicles of Lupus...
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Tarchaneiotes 1006–1008
Alexios Xiphias 1008–1010 John
Kourkouas 1010–1016
Basil Mesardonites May 1017 –
December 1017 Leo
Tornikios ****eon
December 1017 – 1027...
- mid-11th
century Basil Boioannes,
Catepan of
Italy in 1017–1027
Basil Mesardonites (died 1016),
Catepan of
Italy in 1010–1017
Basil Theodorokanos, Catepan...
- John Curcuas, was
killed in battle. In
March 1010 his successor,
Basil Mesardonites,
disembarked with
reinforcements and
besieged the
rebels in the city...
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Guaimar was paid a
visit by the
victorious Byzantine catapan,
Basil Mesardonites, in October. Later, he
sheltered Melus.
Guaimar was
nominally a v****al...
