Definition of Pagarch. Meaning of Pagarch. Synonyms of Pagarch

- Dictionary of Late Antiquity. Oxford University Press. s.v. pagus and pagarch. ISBN 978-0-19-866277-8. Watkins, Calvert (1992). "Indo-European Roots"...
- were called pagarchs, through whom all patronage flowed. The pagarch's essential role was as an organizer of tax-collection. Later the pagarch ****umed some...
- as Flavius continued until the early 8th century; Flavius Basilius was Pagarch of Aphrodito in Egypt in 710. Roman naming conventions Agnomen List of...
- justified, to stop the aggressions of the pagarch. There is no evidence of further tax violations by the pagarch until after the death of Justinian in 565...
- resisted). 'Amr then directed his troops to Delas, where he forced Apa Cyrus, pagarch of Heracleopolis Magna, to supply him and his army with boats to travel...
- richest collection of administrative papyri survive". His letters to the pagarch of Aphrodito are especially useful to understand judicial administration...
- received the title. He was mentioned at the time as a stratelates and pagarch of Arsinoe. This placed him in charge of the pagarchy local to Oxyrhynchus...
- provincial governor in Egypt (serving as dux Thebaidos c. 548–550 and pagarch in the Arsinoite nome ca. 556), but according to more recent research,...
- resisted). 'Amr then directed his troops to Delas, where he forced Apa Cyrus, pagarch of Heracleopolis Magna, to supply him and his army with boats to travel...