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- the vestararius was one of the three most important staff officials of the Lateran Palace (the palatini). By the ninth century, the vestararius was a...
- Theophylacti controlled papal finances through their monopoly of the office of vestararius, and also controlled the Roman militia and Senate. During Lando's reign...
- increased importance in the Roman nobility, such as iudex ("judge"), vestararius, gloriosissimus dux ("most-glorious duke"), consul, senator, and magister...
- such as the primicerius, the secundicerius of the notaries, and the vestararius. Stephen died during October 942, and was succeeded by Marinus II. According...
- household and court evolved and changed over time, and included hostiarii, vestararius, vicedominus, nomenclator, cubiculario (chamberlain), sacellarius, praelatini...
- the city, together with Rofred, the Count of Roman Campagna and the Vestararius Stephen, they roused the Roman nobility by declaring that ”The Saxon...
- patron Theophylact, and rewarded him with the position of sacri palatii vestararius, the prin****l official at the top of papal patronage in control of the...
- (for his support and rise of power) with the position of sacri palatii vestararius and essentially becomes his puppet. September 10 – Guo Wei, emperor of...
- place. During his pontificate, Theophylact became Sergius’ sacri palatii vestararius and magister militum, effectively seizing control of the city. He was...
- similar Byzantine court rituals. For example, the papal office of the vestararius imitated the protovestiarios of the Byzantine court, with both responsible...