- and
dates the bull as
authentic to 1314.
Makarios Melissenos died at
Naples in 1585. ODB, "
Melissenos, Makarios" (E. M. Jeffreys, A. Kazhdan), pp. 1335–1336...
-
magistros Léon
Melissenos et le
patrice Theodorakan".
Byzantinoslavica (in French). 8: 183–187. Kazhdan,
Alexander (1991). "
Melissenos". In Kazhdan, Alexander...
-
entry into
Constantinople in
April 1078,
Melissenos was
exiled to the
island of Kos. In
autumn 1080,
Melissenos left Kos and
returned to Asia Minor. There...
-
great slaughter of
Christians through the city".
According to
Makarios Melissenos: As soon as the
Turks were
inside the City, they
began to
seize and enslave...
-
Nothing further is
known of him. ODB, "
Melissenos" (A. Kazhdan), p. 1335.
Rochow 1994, pp. 11–12. PmbZ,
Michael Melissenos (#5029).
Rochow 1994, pp. 12, 75...
- the wake of such a rebellion, that of
Nikephoros Melissenos, that it fell into the
hands of
Melissenos'
Turkish allies in 1081. The
Seljuk Turks made Nicaea...
- over, the
furious Sultan ordered their deaths.
According to
Makarios Melissenos,
known as "Pseudo Sphrantzes", who
wrote an
unreliable (probably apocryphal)...
- the 15th century. The
Melissenos or
Melissinos (Μελισσηνός)
family is
represented in the
charter of 1182 by
Andreas Melissenos, in
sixth place. Members...
-
Makarios Melissenos, it is
recorded that he came from
Crete and that his real name was
Melissenos. In
other works he is
referred to as
Melissenos-Strategopoulos...
- of
Gregory Pakourianos, the
right wing
under the
command of
Nikephoros Melissenos, and
himself in
command of the centre.
Guiscard formed his
battle line...
