- The
Klētorologion of
Philotheos (Gr****: Κλητορολόγιον) is the
longest and most
important of the
Byzantine lists of
offices and
court precedence (Taktika)...
-
grade or
dignity in the
Byzantine palace hierarchy:
according to the
Klētorologion of 899, the rank of
koubikoularios was the second-lowest
among those...
-
achieved in the
Byzantine world.
According to the late ninth-century
Kletorologion, the
insignia of the
dignity were
ivory inscribed tablets.
During the...
- officials, and only
rarely awarded to foreigners.
According to the
Klētorologion of 899, the
Byzantine caesar's
insignia were a
crown without a cross...
- the
Isaurian (r. 717–741). It
gradually declined, however, and in the
Klētorologion of 899, it
occupies the seventh-highest
place in the
hierarchy of ranks...
- a lesser,
decorative form. The
supposed Book of the
Prefect and the
Kletorologion of
Philotheos were also
issued under Leo's name and
testify to his government's...
- century, John
Lydus equates them with the
ancient lictors. In the 899
Klētorologion of Philotheos, the dec**** (transcribed into Gr**** as δεκανός, dekanos)...
- to the
Klētorologion of 899, his
insigne of
office was a
kamision (tunic)
embroidered with the
figure of a
basin in purple. In the
Klētorologion, he ranks...
- and is the "classical"
thematic model mentioned in such
works as the
Klētorologion and the De
Administrando Imperio. At the same time, the need to protect...
-
early and
middle Byzantine period,
until the mid-11th century. In the
Klētorologion of Philotheos,
written in 899, the rank's
insignia are
described as...
