- Abulchares, died.
Perenos was
appointed as his replacement. The
capital of the Catepanate, Bari, had been
besieged by the Normans. However,
Perenos could not...
- 1050–1058
Argyrus 1060/1061
Marules 1062 Siri**** 1064–1068
Abulchares 1068
Perenos 1071
Stephen Pateranos Kreutz 1996, pp. 41–43.
Kreutz 1996, p. 57. Kreutz...
- The
Skylitzes Continuatus names Perenos as Abulchares'
successor as duke of
Dyrrhachium and Italy. More likely,
Perenos was Abulchares' superior; both...
- (Unattested.)
Queniquea - once
spoken in the same hill
region in
Colombia on the
Pereno River. (Unattested.)
Chucuna - once
spoken between the Manacacías River...
-
Peter Mandell,
David Cardy, Anna Wing,
Robert Fyfe,
Katherine Best,
Robert Pereno, Sean Crawford, Tim Dry,
Arthur Whybrow,
Susie Silvey 18
Lianna United Artists...
- Wing as Mrs.
Goodman Robert Fyfe as
Doctor Katherine Best as Jane
Robert Pereno as Ben Sean
Crawford as the
Commando Tim Dry as the
Monster Arthur Whybrow...
-
Dyrrhachium from c. 1040 Michael,
patrikios and
katepano of
Dyrrhachium c. 1043
Perenos, doux of
Dyrrhachium c. 1064
Michael Maurex,
vestarches and
katepano of...
- In 1979, mime
artists Tim Dry and
Barbie Wilde united with
actors Robert Pereno and Lowri-Ann
Richards and
dancer Karen Sparks to
produce Shock. In April...
- just left for Sicily. They
received the aid,
financial and military, of
Perenos, the
Byzantine duke of Durazzo, and held out for
several years, neither...
- (before 1064). The
Anonymous Chronicle of Bari
records that in 1064 Leo
Perenos, the
Byzantine governor of
Dyrrhachium across the Adriatic,
began luring...
