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Alexios Aristenos (Gr****: Ἀλέξιος Ἀριστηνός) was
oikonomos and
nomophylax of the
Great Church at Constantinople. He
flourished around 1166 AD, in which...
- the ****ure and they were
extensively annotated by Balsamon,
Zonaras and
Aristenos, the
three great ecclesiastic jurists of the 12th century. The Didache...
- by
senior and
distinguished officials like the
legal scholars Alexios Aristenos and
Nicholas Hagiotheodorites. Increasingly, however,
smaller jurisdictions...
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Constantine IX
Monomachos (r. 1042–1055) in May 1043.
Alexios Aristenos before 1157
Aristenos followed a
mixed ecclesiastic and
secular judicial career and...
- 12th century, it was held by
several notable canonists, such as
Alexios Aristenos,
Neilos Doxapatres, and
Theodore Balsamon. In the 14th century, there...
- by
senior and
distinguished officials like the
legal scholars Alexios Aristenos and
Nicholas Hagiotheodorites. The
joint theme of ****as-Peloponnese was...
- of
Trebizond Alexios Angelos Philanthropenos Alexios Apokaukos Alexios Aristenos Alexios Aspietes Alexios Axouch Alexios Branas Alexios Charon Alexios...
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apostles and the Church. The
Synopsis Canonum written by
Alexios Aristenos was
falsely attributed to him.
Patrologia Graeca 132, col. 1083-1114 (Traité...
