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Flavius Iordanes was a
Roman general and politician. He was
holding the
office of
magister militum per
Orientem when the
Western Emperor Anthemius appointed...
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Jordanes (/dʒɔːrˈdeɪniːz/; Gr****: Ιορδάνης), also
written as
Jordanis or Jornandes, was a 6th-century
Eastern Roman bureaucrat,
claimed to be of Gothic...
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Sylvestros Genovefa Synaxis of the
Seventy Apostles Theoni Theofanes,
Iordanes, Photios, Fotios, Fotis, Fotini, Ourania, Rania,
Peristera Ioannis Prodromos...
- in Thrace,
where he
murdered the
magister militum Johannes (father of
Iordanes), with whom he had
feuded in the
imperial palace. In 443
Arnegisclus was...
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Political offices Preceded by
Anthemius Augustus II
Roman consul 469 with Zeno Succeeded by
Messius Phoebus Severus Iordanes...
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Aegypto proxima Peraea,
asperis dispersa montibus et a
ceteris Iudaeis Iordane amne discreta.") c. 75 CE
Josephus in his work, The
Jewish War, Book 3(3)...
- (Gallia) Succeeded by
Pusaeus Iohannes Preceded by
Messius Phoebus Severus Iordanes Roman consul 471 with
Caelius Aconius Probi**** Succeeded by
Rufius Postumius...
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Roman consul 469 with Marci**** Succeeded by
Messius Phoebus Severus,
Iordanes Preceded by Leo
junior Augustus,
Roman consul 475 Succeeded by Basiliscus...
- 395/400:
Fravitta 433–446:
Anatolius 447–451: Zeno 460s:
Ardabur Aspar –469:
Iordanes 469–471: Zeno 483–498:
Ioannes Scytha c. 503–505:
Areobindus Dagalaiphus...
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Baltimore 1928 p. 408,
citing Cicero de Div. I 10; Livy
Periochae XIV;
Iordanes I 2, 14-15; 98-100
Festus p.557 L John Scheid, "Sacrifices for Gods and...
