- Cubicularius, ****enized as
koubikoularios (Gr****: κουβικουλάριος), was a
title used for the
eunuch chamberlains of the
imperial palace in the
later Roman...
-
announced the
newborn prince of
Deputy Sultan,
Crown Prince of Brunei.
Koubikoularios Parakoimomenos Praepositus sacri cubiculi Hofmarskallen (Court Marshal)...
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imperial bedchamber (koiton),
bearing court titles such as
spatharios or
koubikoularios,
while some
holders of the
office were
entrusted with
distinctly non-financial...
- dignities,
below the
koubikoularios, but in the 10th century,
there is a
reference to the
eunuch Samonas being promoted from
koubikoularios to nipsistiarios...
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Theophylact c. 700
Tiberios III Four
seals attest to the
existence of a
koubikoularios, parakoimomenos, and
strategos of
Sicily with that name. The dating...
-
personal guard of the emperor. It
later became a
simple court rank.
Koubikoularios (κουβικουλάριος) – From the
Latin cubicularius, "chamberlain". Nipsistiarios...
- 775–780), when the
chronicler Theophanes the
Confessor mentions a "
koubikoularios and parakoimomenos”
serving Leo. In the beginning, it was a
modest office...
- Constantine,
learning of the rebellion, also sent an envoy, the
eunuch koubikoularios Andrew, to the caliph. Andrew, however,
could not
match the rebel's...
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attested in
seals from the 8th
century on,
often holding the
offices of
koubikoularios or
parakoimomenos as well. The epi tes
trapezes was
responsible for...
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informed Justinian of the
existence of his son, Tiberius. Theophylaktos, a
koubikoularios, was sent to
bring them back to
Constantinople with no
further incident...
