- 690,
Neboulos, who
already held the rank of
skribon and
possibly served in the
imperial guard, was
placed as
their commander (archon).
Neboulos's own origin...
-
included a "special army" of 30,000
Anatolian Slavs under their leader,
Neboulos. The Umayyads,
incensed at the
breaking of the treaty, used
copies of its...
-
During the battle, a "special
military corps" (some 20,000 Slavs)
under Neboulos deserts the
Byzantine lines, and goes over to the
Muslim Arabs. Arab–Byzantine...
- the
Byzantine side in the 660s.
After the
battle of
Sebastopolis in 692,
Neboulos, the
archon of the
Slavic corps in the
Byzantine army, and 30,000 of his...
-
attempt to
boost military strength. Most of them however, with
their leader Neboulos,
deserted to the
Arabs at the
Battle of
Sebastopolis in 692.
Bulgar aggression...
-
attempt to
boost military strength. Most of them however, with
their leader Neboulos,
deserted to the
Arabs at the
Battle of
Sebastopolis in 692.
Military campaigns...
-
During the battle, a "special
military corps" (some 20,000 Slavs)
under Neboulos deserts the
Byzantine lines, and goes over to the
Muslim Arabs. Arab–Byzantine...
- Nea
Ekklesia of the
Theotokos Nea Moni of
Chios Near
Eastern archaeology Neboulos Nectarius,
Patriarch of
Constantinople Negroponte,
Triarchy of
Neilos Doxapatres...
-
Miroslava of
Bulgaria Mitso Asen
Moesia Momchil Moses Mostich Naum of
Preslav Neboulos Nesebar Nestoritsa St
Nicholas (Melnik),
Church of St
Nicholas (Sapareva...
