- The
title of ek
prosopou (Gr****: ἐκ προσώπου),
meaning "representative", was
widely used in the
middle Byzantine Empire (9th–12th centuries) for deputies...
-
sites of the area, it
became the seat of an
imperial representative (ek
prosōpou),
complementing the stratēgos of the
naval theme of the Kibyrrhaiotai....
- Strategos, or of any
other military governor, were
generally called Ek
prosopou,
second to them the
Krites or
Praitor were
responsible for the judicial...
- tourmarchēs (τουρμάρχης, "commander of a tourma"). In some cases, however, an ek
prosōpou, a
temporary representative of the
governing stratēgos of each thema, could...
- tēn
dynamin autōn, hōs
epeklyse to hydōr tēs thal****ēs tēs
erythras epi
prosōpou autōn katadiōkontōn autōn ek tōn opisō hymōn kai apōlesen
autous Kyrios...
-
lieutenants were the
katepano (head commander) of the Mardaites, an ek
prosopou (deputy commander) at
Syllaeum and
droungarioi of
Attaleia and Kos. Being...
- he was protospatharios, asekretis, and ek
prosopou of the
Cibyrrhaeot Theme. Use of the
title ek
prosopou ("representative") is
ambiguous in the sources...
- service,
probably in the
Byzantine navy. In 821 or 822 he was
promoted to ek
prosopou (deputy governor) of the
Cibyrrhaeot Theme. He held the post
until 825...
-
Cibyrrhaeot Theme in
southern Asia Minor. He
clashed with Eustathios, the ek
prosopou (or
possibly the strategos) of the theme, over
jurisdictional matters,...
- the most
important subordinates of the
strategos were the
imperial ek
prosopou at Syllaion, the
droungarioi of
Attaleia and Kos and the
katepano who commanded...
