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Basilikos (Gr****: βασιλικός), is a Gr****
epithet deriving from the
title basileus, and
means "royal" or "imperial". It can
refer to: The
epithet featured...
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Royal Secretary is a
position at the
court of a
monarch generally responsible for
communicating the sovereign's
wishes to the
other members of government...
- In
Byzantine rhetoric, a
basilikos logos (Gr****: βασιλικòς λόγος,
literally "imperial word") or
logos eis ton
autokratora ("speech to the emperor") is...
- but
rather of
shipowner Basilikos, who had
helped John escape; in this reading, the
Heraclides clan
adopted Iacob upon
Basilikos' death.
According to historian...
- The
spatharii or
spatharioi (singular: Latin: spatharius; Gr****: σπαθάριος,
literally "spatha-bearer") were a
class of Late
Roman imperial bodyguards in...
- so big". CBS 6, WTVR-TV.
Retrieved 15 May 2013. McTavish,
Michael J.;
Basiliko, Nathan; Sackett, Tara E. (December 2013). "Environmental
Factors Influencing...
- official.
These officials must be
distinguished from the
honorary dignity of
basilikos mandatōr (βασιλικὸς μανδάτωρ, "imperial mandatōr"),
which was one of the...
- Prōtospatharios (Gr****: πρωτοσπαθάριος) was one of the
highest court dignities of the
middle Byzantine period (8th to 12th centuries),
awarded to senior...
- The term
basilikoi anthropoi (Gr****: βασιλικοί ἄνθρωποι, "the
imperial men")
appears in
Byzantine do****ents of the 9th–10th
centuries and has two distinct...
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rebelled against Basil I c. 885 Bardas,
basilikos spatharios, 9th century,
known only from his seal Michael,
basilikos prōtospatharios, 9th century, known...
