- the
original Aspietes/Oshin,
another member of the
family fought and was
killed at the
Battle of
Dyrrhachium in 1081,
Michael Aspietes was a general...
-
Manuel I Komnenos. A
member of the
Aspietes family, of
noble Armenian origin,
Michael Aspietes is most
likely the
Aspietes whom John
Kinnamos records as having...
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Constantine Aspietes (Gr****: Κωνσταντῖνος Ἀσπιέτης, fl. 1167–1190/1) was a
Byzantine general active in the late 12th century. A
member of the
Aspietes family...
- the
Aspietes family, of
noble Armenian origin,
Alexios Aspietes was
probably a
relative of the
generals Michael Aspietes and
Constantine Aspietes, who...
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where Aspietes himself was
gravely injured. The
scene is
graphically narrated by Alexios'
daughter Anna
Komnene in her Alexiad,
highlighting Aspietes' valour...
- Savvides,
Alexis G. K. (1991). "Notes on the Armeno-Byzantine
family of
Aspietes, late 11th-early 13th centuries". Byzantinoslavica. 52. Prague: 70–79....
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Laurent argued that Ursinus,
Aspietes and
Oshin were all
different people in his
article Arméniens de Cilicie:
Aspiétès, Oschin,
Ursinus from the journal...
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received the
title of
Caesar in return.
Branas was a leader,
under Alexios Aspietes, of the Gr****
party in
Philippopolis in
opposition to the rule of the Bulgarian...
- two
other generals as his subordinates,
Constantine Doukas and
Michael Aspietes, and was able to pick up
reinforcements as his army
moved through Byzantine...
-
unknown dates" Alan IV ("the Young"),
viscount of
Rohan (b. 1166)
Alexios Aspietes,
Byzantine governor and
usurper probable –
Baldwin I,
emperor of the Latin...
