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George Kodinos (Gr****: Γεώργιος Κωδινός), also Pseudo-Kodinos or
Codinus, is the
conventional name of an
anonymous late 15th-century
author of late Byzantine...
- Archive.
Codinus, George, De signis,
Statius et
Aliis spectatu dignis Constatinopoli in
Corpus Scriptorum Historiae Byzantinae:
Georgius Codinus, edited...
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attributes the
rebuilding to Justinian,
while the
writer known as Pseudo-
Codinus attributes it to the
Empress Theodora. The new
church was
designed and...
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Miletus and
Anthemius of Tralles. On 26
December 537,
according to Pseudo-
Codinus,
Justinian stated at the
completion of this edifice: "Solomon, I have outdone...
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Byzantine Empire (modern Istanbul, Turkey).
According to
George Codinus, it was
named after a
statue of the
nymph Daphne,
brought from Rome. The...
- II Palaeologus,
Joannes Anagnosta,
George Sphrantzes PG 157:
Georgius Codinus Curopalates,
Ducas the
historian PG 158:
Michael Glycas,
Joannes Deacon...
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Nicephorus Bryennius, ed.
Meineke (Bonn, 1836) 14:
Codinus Curopalates, ed.
Bekker (Bonn, 1839) 15:
Georgius Codinus, ed.
Bekker (Bonn, 1843) 16:
Constantine Porphyrogenitus...
- (Theophanes 151) or
Tumna (Cedrenus I 601) or
Tzoumas (Patria II 182;
George Codinus 47) or even
Ztommas (Malalas 363–6).
Chrysaphius exercised a considerable...
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edited "Georgii Cedreni,
compendium historiarum" (Paris, 1647); "Georgius
Codinus curopalata, De
officiis magnae Ecclesiae et
aulae Constantinopolitanae...
- most
important officials in the clergy,
despite his
nominally low rank.
Codinus calls the
Grand Chartophylax the
judge of all causes, and the patriarch's...
