- the old
system of
court dignities, with
sebastos as the
basis for a new set of titles—sebastokrator,
sebastos and protosebastos, panhy****bastos, sebastohypertatos...
-
Augustus (
sebastos is Gr**** for augustus). The pace of
construction was
impressive considering the project's size and complexity. At its height,
Sebastos was...
- and
augoustos (or
sebastos). The Gr****
titles were used in the
Byzantine Empire until its
extinction in 1453,
although sebastos lost its
imperial exclusivity...
-
Sergi (Dukes of Naples) and the
Amalfitan family of the Capuano. He was a
sebastos who was
elected Duke of the
Republic of
Amalfi in 1096 in
opposition to...
- Sebastia. The name of the city is
derived from the Gr**** word σεβαστός (
sebastos), "venerable",
which comes from σέβας sebas, "awe, reverence, dread", in...
-
placename in
classical Antiquity,
derived from the Gr**** word σεβαστος, or
sebastos,
meaning "venerable."
Notable people named Sébastien or
Sebastien include:...
-
early in the 12th century. Born in c. 1083/85,
Andronikos was a son of the
sebastos George Palaiologos and his wife Anna Doukaina. His
father was the son of...
- the N part of the site.
Herod dedicated the new town and its port (limen
Sebastos) to
Caesar Augustus.
During the
Early Roman period Caesarea was the seat...
-
Demetrios Chomatenos (1216–1236)
mentioned him as
having the
title of
sebastos,
given to him by the
emperor Alexios III
Angelos after 1205,
during his...
-
accustomed to Imperator. In the East the
title was
initially translated as
Sebastos, but the form
Augoustos eventually became more common.
Emperors after Heraclius...
