- πρόεδρος τῆς συγκλήτου), and the term
proedros was
often used to
denote precedence in
other offices, e.g.
proedros of the
notarioi for the prōtonotarios...
- ****enic
Republic (Gr****: Πρόεδρος της Ελληνικής Δημοκρατίας, romanized:
Próedros tis Ellinikís Dimokratías),
commonly referred to in Gr**** as the President...
- old post as
parakoimomenos and
received the new
exalted rank of
proedros (fully
proedros tes Synkletou, "president of the Senate"). The
elevation to this...
-
Politics of
Cyprus Gr****: Πρόεδρος της Κυπριακής Δημοκρατίας, romanized:
Próedros tis Kypriakís Dimokratías Turkish: Kıbrıs ****huriyeti ****hurbaşkanı Supported...
-
individual emperors. In the
second half of the 10th
century a new office,
proedros (Gr****: πρόεδρος), was
created as head of the
senate by
Emperor Nicephorus...
- also the
president of the Senate, and the term
proedros was
often used to
denote precedence, e.g.
proedros of the
notarioi for the prōtonotarios. The title...
-
advanced from
strategos of the
Thracesian Theme to the
supreme rank of
proedros and the post of doux of Antioch. His
rivalry with
George Maniakes contributed...
- Seal of an
anonymous proedros of the
Metropolis of Ephesus, with St. John the
Theologian on the obverse, 11th/12th century...
- by
Empress Theodora in 1054, and
replaced by her
eunuch confidant, the
proedros Theodore. When
Michael VI
Bringas came to the
throne in 1056,
Isaac was...
- made up of 7 to 11
members and led by a
president (πρόεδρος κοινότητας,
próedros koinótitas). A
deputy chairperson from a
communal quarter (if the community...
