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Byzantine general Niketas the Persian, 7th-century
Byzantine officer Nicetas Scutariota, a
Byzantine writer from
Scutari (modern Üsküdar)
Niketas (son of Artabasdos)...
- hero, Baudolino,
saves Niketas during the
sacking of Constantinople, and then
proceeds to
confide his life
story to him.
Niketas is a
major character in...
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supreme dignity of patrikios.
Niketas was one of the four
patrikioi (along with
Bardanes Tourkos,
Constantine Boilas, and
Niketas'
brother Sisinnios) leading...
- of Symeon.
Niketas later became abbot of the
Monastery of Stoudios. The
sobriquet "Stethatos",
meaning "courageous," was
given to
Niketas due to his speaking...
- al-Kalbi,
scored a
major victory,
capturing many
ships and
taking Niketas captive.
Niketas and
other Byzantine commanders were
brought to Ifriqiya, where...
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Niketas was a 7th-century
Byzantine officer. He was the son and heir of the
Sasanian Persian general and
briefly shahanshah, Shahrbaraz.
Niketas was the...
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Niketas David Paphlagon (Gr****: Νικήτας Δαβὶδ Παφλαγών), also
known as
Nicetas the
Paphlagonian or
Nicetas of Paphlagonia, was a
prolific Byzantine Gr****...
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Niketas (Gr****: Νικήτας) was the
eldest son of the
Byzantine general and
usurper Artabasdos (r. 741–743). He
served as a
general during his father's usurpation...
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Nicetas (Νικήτας) was an 11th-century Gr**** clergyman. A
deacon of St. Sophia, Constantinople, he was a
nephew of the
bishop of
Serres or
Serrae in Macedonia...
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becoming megas doux.
Niketas was a
leader of the
Scholarioi faction in
Trebizond during the
civil wars of the mid-14th century.
Niketas'
parents are not recorded...
