- at the time that
Basiliscus was
bribed by Aspar, the
magister militum; many
historians dismiss this,
instead concluding that
Basiliscus was
either incompetent...
- 47 plates, 207 figures. ISBN 978-0-544-12997-9. (
Basiliscus vittatus, p. 276 +
Plate 24).
Basiliscus at the Reptarium.cz
Reptile Database.
Accessed 5...
- danger.
Basiliscus convinced the
senate to
acclaim him emperor,
instead of Patricius, and
Basiliscus was
crowned at the
Hebdomon palace.
Basiliscus immediately...
- The
common basilisk (
Basiliscus basiliscus) is a
species of
lizard in the
family Corytophanidae. The
species is
endemic to
Central America and
South America...
-
habitat of C.
basiliscus is
mostly tropical thorn forest, with an
extension into
tropical deciduous forest. The
species C.
basiliscus is
classified as...
- the help of her
brother Basiliscus. The
conspirators fomented riots in the
capital against the
Isaurian emperor;
Basiliscus succeeded also in convincing...
- monastery. This is
likely a
confusion with
Basiliscus, the son of the
Byzantine commander Armatus.
Basiliscus was
crowned caesar in 476 and was
almost executed...
-
Basiliscus was the
Eastern Roman (Byzantine)
Emperor from 475 to 476.
Basiliscus may also
refer to:
Basiliscus (Caesar),
Caesar of the East
Roman Empire...
-
against Basiliscus's father,
executing Armatus and
exiling Basiliscus to
Blachernae on the
Golden Horn as a
church lector.
Later in his life,
Basiliscus became...
-
originates from the Gr**** form basilískos (Gr****: βασιλίσκος; Latin:
basiliscus),
which means "little king", "little prince", "chieftain", or "young ruler"...
