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Pamprepius (Gr****: Παμπρέπιος, Pamprépios; Latin:
Pamprepius; 29
September 440 –
November 484) was a
philosopher and a
pagan poet who
rebelled against...
- of
Pamprepius, for whom he
obtained a
salary from the
public revenue, and to whom also he made an
allowance from his
private resources.
Pamprepius was...
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goddess Athena)
while in a
fragment from a poem,
possibly written by
Pamprepius, she is
called κυανῶπις (kyanṓpis, "dark-e****").
Mesomedes of
Crete calls...
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Taurus Seleucus Cyrus; fl. 426–441) East
Roman official, philosopher, poet
Pamprepius (440–484) philosopher, poet,
rebel against Emperor Zeno Abib and Apollo...
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supporter of
Pamprepius when the poet went to Athens, but
later they fell out (Theagenes
styled himself a philosopher,
while Pamprepius'
ambition was...
- 467),
Messius Phoebus Severus (Consul in 470 and
praefectus urbi), and
Pamprepius (pagan poet). In 453, he
married Marcia Euphemia,
daughter of the Eastern...
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figures belonged to the same
pagan circle and
studied with Pusaeus, such as
Pamprepius (poet and
supporter of Illus' usurpation),
Marcellinus (later semi-independent...
- the affair, was
unable to
prevent his execution. Illus—with his
friend Pamprepius,
Leontius and his
brother Trocundes—now
retired from court. They first...
- Proclus, in Alexandria;
among the
other students there were the
Pagan poet
Pamprepius (who was
instrumental in the
revolt of Illus), the
military officer Marcellinus...
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Marcellinus Comes Michael the
Syrian Nikephoros Kallistos Xanthopoulos Pamprepius Patria of
Constantinople Photios Priscus Procopius The Suda Theodorus...
