- Alopekai. An
episkepsis may be
transformed into a
kouratoria in the
event of
stability and
expanded revenue. For instance,
Seleukia was an
episkepsis during...
-
Episkepsi (Gr****: Επίσκεψη) is a
village and a
community in the
northern part of the
island of Corfu, Greece. It is part of the muni****l unit of Thinali...
- of the
treaty was in Gr****,
while the
prevalence of
fiscal terms like
episkepsis points to the use of the
cadastral and tax
registers of the
central Byzantine...
-
different land
owners estates ("proasteion"), and from
monasteries ("
episkepsis"). Additionally, and more commonly, as the
right hand of the
emperor in...
- of the 12th century, Arta
probably formed a
distinct fiscal district (
episkepsis)
within the
wider theme of Nicopolis.
After the fall of Constantinople...
- many
things from
their old country, the most
important being Panagia Episkepsis, a
hagiography created during the 14th
century A.D.,
which one can now...
-
churches are:
Church of
Virgin Mary
Faneromeni (1853),
Church of
Virgin Mary
Episkepsi (1867),
Saint Stephen Church (1882),
Saint Paraskevi Church (1843), Saint...
- horion),
chartoularata (sing. chartoularaton), and
episkepseis (sing.
episkepsis) in the 12th century,
while the old
themes of ****as and the Peloponnese...
-
granted to
Venetian merchants, it is
listed as a
separate fiscal district (
episkepsi)
along with
neighbouring Pythia Therma, and it was a
separate province...
- on
Mount Athos. At the turn of the 13th
century it
formed an
imperial episkepsis, and was
recorded in the
Partitio Romaniae ("pertinentia Cedocti") as...
