- The
Annales Barenses are
closely related to the
chronicle of
Lupus Protospatharius and the
Anonymi Barensis Chronicon. The
Annales Barenses cover the period...
- 885 Michael,
ruler of
Zachlumia (913–926);
erroneously in the
Annales Barenses Mihailo Vojislavljević,
ruler of
Duklja (1050–1081); by Pope
Gregory VII...
-
seventeenth century. Lupus,
along with two
other Bariot chronicles, the
Annales barenses and the
Anonymi Barensis Chronicon, used some lost
ancient annals of Bari...
- 1025, the
Annales Barenses mentions a
people called "Vlach" who live near the
river Axios. The same
chronicle the
Annales Barenses describes that in 1027...
- ********inated
through the "treachery" of Argyritzos,
according to the
Annales Barenses and the
Annales Lupi Protospatharii. Still, the city held out for another...
- 470–490, ISBN 978-90-04-35566-8 Churchill,
William J. (1979), The
Annales Barenses and the
Annales Lupi Protospatharii:
Critical Edition and
Commentary (PDF)...
-
Chronicon has much
content in
common with two
other Bariot chronicles,
Annales Barenses and, especially,
Annales Lupi
Protospatharii (with
which it also shares...
-
being joined by new
groups of
Armenian migrants.
According to
Annales Barenses,
several thousand Paulicians served in the army of
Emperor Alexios I Komnenos...
- Argirizzo, in 1070. His
nickname is
known from the
anonymous Annales Barenses and the
chronicle of
Lupus Protospatharius. The
Norman siege began in September...
- Chalandon, p 99.
Amatus of Montec****ino, John Skylitzes, and the
Annales Barenses place his
arrival in 1041, but
Lupus Protospatharius places it in 1042...
