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Michael Attaleiates or
Attaliates (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Μιχαήλ Ἀτταλειάτης, translit. Michaḗl Attaleiátēs,
Byzantine Gr****: [mixaˈil atːaliˈatis]; c. 1022 –...
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founder of the
Pneumatist School of Medicine, 1st
century AD
Michael Attaliates Byzantine lawyer of the 11th
century Attalus II
Philadelphus King of Pergamon...
- Italy). The
following instance is indis****ble. It
comes from the same
Attaliates, who
wrote that the
Albanians (Arbanitai) were
involved in the 1078 rebellion...
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remain subjects of
scholarly debate. The
Byzantine historian Michael Attaliates, in his 11th-century
historical account,
provides the
earliest undisputed...
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emperors The date was
traditionally given as
October 24
based on
Michael Attaliates statement that
Michael VII
reigned "6
years and 6 months",
reckoning from...
- century. In his
History written in 1079–1080,
Byzantine historian Michael Attaliates referred to the
Albanoi as
having taken part in a
revolt against Constantinople...
- JSTOR 25472048. The date was
traditionally given as 24
October based on
Michael Attaliates statement that
Michael VII
reigned "6
years and 6 months"
reckoning inclusively...
- also is
encountered twice in the
works of
Byzantine historian Michael Attaliates, and the term "Arvanitai" (Αρβανίται) is used once by the same author...
- this army, yet
Roman sources make no
mention of any such encounter, and
Attaliates suggests that
Tarchaniotes fled at the
sight of the
Seljuk Sultan – an...
- 1000–1018. In
History written in 1079–1080,
Byzantine historian Michael Attaliates referred to the
Albanoi as
having taken part in a
revolt against Constantinople...