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Incl. Antike Autoren) 395 I. INDEX PROSOPOGRAPHICUS (INCL. ANTIKE AUTOREN) Abas, Bischof Albaniens um 570 150 Daniel von Taron, Chorbischof syrischer Herkunft, Wegge- Abraham, armenischer Katholikos, Anfang des 7. Jhs. 139. fährte Gregors 145. 187 141. 147 Daniel Stylites 134. 203 Adrnerse, iberischer Fürst (1. Hälfte des 7. Jhs.) 315 David, armenischer Katholikos (728–741) 319 Agathangelos 88. 91. 116. 130. 134. 136. 144. 149f. 168ff. Demetre, iberischer Fürst (1. Hälfte des 7. Jhs.) 315 173ff. 178. 183. 229f. 267 Diokletian, römischer Kaiser 284–305 133. 177 Agathias 83. 102. 155 al-Muqaddasi, arabischer Geograph, 2. Hälfte des 10. Jhs. Elisaeus, Ełišay, legendärer Apostel der Albaner, Schüler des 179. 301 Apostels Thaddaeus 149 Amatuni, arm. Adelsgeschlecht 119. 220 Ełiše Vardapet, Historiker des 6. Jhs. 89 Amazaspes, iberischer König, 2. Hälfte 3. Jh. 107 Eusthatius, Heiliger Ammianus Marcellinus 83. 117. 137 Eusthatius von Mcxeta, Heiliger von Mc’xet’a 86 Ananias Širakac’i 89 Ezra Paražnakertac’i, armenischer Katholikos (630–641) Anastasius, oström. Kaiser (491–518) 101. 243 148 Anastas I. von Akori, armenischer Katholikos (661–667) 148 Flavius Arrianus, Gouverneur Hadrians in Kappadokien 98. Andreas, Apostel 134. 167. 313 107 Antoninus Pius (reg. 137–161) 107. 115 (Marcus) Antonius 106. 114. 123 Gagik von Ani (11. Jh.) 244 Archelaos von Kappadokien 99 Gayane, Gefährtin der Rhipsime 176ff. Arcruni, arm. Adelsgeschlecht 119. 221 Georg, Heiliger 186f. 192 Arčil, iberischer König 108 Gelasios von Kyzikos 134 Aristakes, Sohn und erster Nachfolger Gregors 144. 185 Giwt, armenischer Katholikos (465–475) 146 Arrian s. Flavius Arrianus Gn(t)uni, armenisches Adelsgeschlecht 119. 220. 221. 265 Arsabilos (Arsvał?), albanischer König im 5. Jh. 150 Gregor Lusavorič (Illuminator) 88. 136.143ff. 149f. 151. Arsakes III., prorömischerKönig, 3. Viertel 4. Jh. 117f. 145 168–173. 173ff. Arsakiden, armenisches Königsgeschlecht bis 428 117. 118. Gregoriden 220. 222 220 Grigol von Hanzta 218. 234. 307 Artavazdes II., Sohn Mithradates’ VI. von Pontous 114 Grigoris, Enkel Gregors Artaxias (Artašes) I., armenischer König, Ende 2. Jh. v. Chr. Guaram, Regierender Fürst Iberiens, 2. Hälfte des 6. Jhs. 113. 127. 131. 182 111 Artaxias IV., letzter armenischer König bis 428 145f. Gurgenes, iberischer König (2. Hälfte des 5. Jhs.) 111 Aspakures, iberischer König unter persischer Oberhoheit Gubazes (Gubases), lazischer König (Mitte des 5. Jhs.) 102. nach 363 108 109. 134 Augustus, römischer Kaiser (27v.–14. n. Chr.) 114. 123 Habakuk, Entraffung des 316 Babgen (Babken), armenischer Katholikos 140 Habib ibn-Maslamah, arabischer Feldherr 111 Bagratiden, Fürstengeschlecht aus Tao mit armenischem Hadrian, römischer Kaiser (117–138) 106. 115 und georgischem Zweig 126. 127 Herakleios, oströmischer Kaiser (610–637) 94. 103. 121. 125. Bakur, König Iberiens 2. Hälfte des 4. / Anfang des 5. Jhs. 132. 138. 148. 150. 165. 166. 167. 189. 190. 192. 194. 288. 108. 135. 137. 158. 247 327. 335 Bakur, iberischer Prinz in römischem Dienst in Jerusalem Herodot 99 156 Busmarios (Buzmir), iberischer König, Vater Petrus’ des Jakob Curtaveli 86. 126 Iberers 108 Jakob von Sarug (ca. 451–521) 267 Jeremias, episcopus Hiberum partium Persidis 150 Chosro I. Anuširvan, persischer König (531–579) 204 Job, iberischer Erzbischof (2. Hälfte 4. Jh.) 164 Chosro II., pers. König (624–628) 94. 121. 124f. Johannes II., armenischer Katholikos (557–574) 151 Chosro IV., König Persarmeniens ab 378 118 Johannes von Bagaran, chalkedonischer Katholikos Arme- Constantius II. (337–361) 83. 108. 117 niens (588–609/10) 147. 150. 317f. Corbulo, Feldherr Neros 114f. Johannes Chrysostomos 133 Johannes Drasxanakerc’i (Katholikos) 90. 184. 262 Dači, Sohn Vaxtang Gorgasals aus der Ehe mit der per- Johannes von Ojun, armenischer Katholikos (717–728) sischen Prinzessin 110. 165. 248 232 396 I. Index Prosopographicus Joseph s. Yovsep’ Nerses, armenischer Oberbischof (ca. 353–373) 138. 145. Jovian, römischer Kaiser (363–364) 117 158 Justin I., oströmischer Kaiser (518–527) 141 Nerses II., Katholikos Armeniens (548–567) 269 Justinian I., oströmischer Kaiser (527–565) 83. 103. 119. Nerses III. Šinoł, Katholikos Armeniens (642–662) 93. 96. 121. 133f. 127. 148. 152. 179f. 182. 191. 194. 234. 301. 305f. Justinian II., oströmischer Kaiser (685–695) 138 Nino, Illuminatrix Iberiens 136. 156ff. Ĵuanšer, albanischer Herrscher (637/38–669) 189. 190. 192. 193 Orontiden, hellenistisches armenisches Königsgeschlecht Ĵuanšer, georgischer Historiker des 11. Jhs. 85. 110. 111. 113 139. 164 Orozes, albanischer König in spätrepublikanischer Zeit 123 Kamsarakan, armenisches Adelsgeschlecht 119. 220. 265. 283. 288 Pap, armenischer König (ca. 368–ca. 374) 118. 145 Komitas von Ałc’, armenischer Katholikos (608/609–628) Paren, armenischer Patriarch aus dem Ałbianiden-Haus 147. 172. 295. 310 145 Konstantin I., römischer Kaiser (306–337) 135. 136. 230. Peroz, Perserkönig (459–484) 92. 119. 146. 248 257. 327 Peroz, Schwiegersohn des Mirian 138 Koriun 84. 90. 91. 108. 138 Petrus der Iberer 84. 109. 137. 140. 257. 327 Kosmas Indikopleustes 170 Petrus der Walker 133 Kristapor II. Apahuni, armenischer Katholikos (628–630) Pharasmanes I., iberischer König (30er Jahre des 1. Jhs. n. 148 Chr.) 106. 114 Kyrion, iberischer Patriarch (Anfang des 7. Jhs.) 139. 141. Pharasmanes II., iberischer König (1. Hälfte des 2. Jhs. n. 151 Chr.) 107. 115 Pharasmanes V., iberischer König (Mitte des 6. Jhs.) 111. Leo I., oströmischer Kaiser (457–474) 134 138 Leon, Sohn Vaxtang Gorgasals mit Helena 110 Pharnabazos (Parnavaz), in KC Gründer des iberischen Leonti Mroveli 85. 157. 158 Staates 104 Łazar P’arpec’i 85. 178. 223 Philippos von Ałbak, arm Katholikos (1633–1655) 310. 318 Mamikonean, armenisches Adelsgeschlecht mit Domäne in Phokas, oströmischer Kaiser (602–610) 103 Tao-Tayk 118. 119. 126. 127. 148. 190 Plinius 105. 122. 130 Mane, in Oberarmenien verehrte Rhipsimiane 183f. Plutarch 105 Marcian, oströmischer Kaiser (450–457) 101. 102. 109 Polemo I. 99 Marcus Aurelius, römischer Kaiser (161–178) 143 Polemo II. 99 Mariam, Georgische Königin (1634–58) 249 Pompeius 105. 106. 113f. Maurikios., oströmischer Kaiser (582–602) 103. 111. 121. Prokopios von Kaisareia 83. 102. 109. 133. 182 141. 317 Ptolemaios 122. 129 Maximus Confessor 135 Pythodoris 99 Meribanes III., iberischer König (Mitte des 4. Jhs.) 108. 137 Ražden, persischer Märtyrer z. Z. Vaxtang Gorgasals 167. Meruzanes, armenischer Bischof (Mitte des 3. Jhs.) 143 247 Mesrop Maštoc’ 84. 87. 90. 91. 136. 145. 176. 188 Rev, Sohn des Mirian 161 Michael, chalkedonischer Erzbischof Iberiens z. Z. Vaxtang Rhadamistus, iberischer Prinz in neronischer Zeit 106. 114 Gorgasals 140 Rhipsimianen 136. 176f. 228 Mirian, König Iberiens z. Z. der Christianisierung in der Rštuni, armenisches Adelsgeschlecht 221 Überlieferung 86. 156ff. 161. 162. 165. 175 Rufin 135. 156. 258 Mihr Nerse, Großvezir Yazdgird II. 119 Mithradates VI. von Pontos 99. 105 Sahak der Große, armenischer Katholikos (387–440/41) 118. Mithradates, iberischer König in flavischer Zeit 106 145f. 176 Mithradates, Sohn Vaxtang Gorgasals mit Helena 110 Sahak III. von Jorap’or, armenischer Katholikos (677–703) Movses, Bischof von Curtavi/Gogarene (599–605) 151 148 Movsēs, persarmenischer Katholikos (574–604) 269 Sauromakes, König Iberiens unter römischer Oberhoheit Movsēs Dasxuranc’i (Kałankatvac’i) 91. 124. 130. 149. 187– (nach 363) 108 193 Sebeos 89. 190 Movsēs Xorenac’i (Moses Khorenazi) 89f. 95. 136. 183 Seleukiden 105. 123 Muawiya I., arabischer Feldherr und Kalif 121. 148 Severus Alexander, römischer Kaiser (222–235) 116 Severos von Antiochia 146. 147 Nana, Gemahlin des Mirian 136. 162 Simeon Stylites 203 Narses, persischer König Armeniens in der Paikuli-Inschrift Simeon Stylites junior 84. 167f. 203 116 Smbar Bagratuni, Berater Chosro II. 149. 150 Nero, römischer Kaiser (51–68) 99. 106. 115 Smbat (Sumbat), georgischer Historiker (11. Jh.) 85. I. Index Prosopographicus 397 Stephanos, Erzmärtyrer 164. 192 Vahevuni, arm. Adelsgeschlecht, Hohepriestergeschlecht Stephanos I., iranophiler iberischer Fürst, 1. Viertel des des vorchristlichen Armenien 221 7. Jhs. 111. 281 Vahram V. Gor, Perserkönig (421–439) 145f. Stephanos II., iberischer Fürst, Mitte des 7. Jhs. 111f. 115 Vałaxš (Vologaeses) III., armenischer König in hadria- Strabon 122 nischer Zeit 115 Stratophilos, Bischof von Pitiunt 133. 199 Vałaxš, Perserkönig (484–488) 119. 191 Sulla 105 Vahan Mamikonean, Marzpan Armeniens ab 485 119. 191. Šabur I., Perserkönig (241–272) 107. 116. 123 Varaz-Gregor, Fürst von Gardman z. Z. des Herakleios 125. Šabur II., Perserkönig (309–379) 108. 117. 123 150. 189. 223. 232. 265. 294 Šinoł (Erbauer) s. Nerses III., Todosak Vardan I. Mamikonean 119 Šušanik (Susanna) Mamikonean, Gemahlin des Varsken, Vardan II. Mamikonean 120 Vitaxa der Gogarene 86. 109. 126. 129 Varsken (Warsken), Vitaxa der Gogarene (2. Hälfte des 5. Jhs.) 109ff. 126. 129. 138. 151 Thaddaeus, Apostel 88. 149 Vasak Siuni 119 Theodor Gnuni, Bischof (Mitte 7. Jh.) 94 Vaxtang (Wachtang) Gorgasal, iberischer König (2. Hälfte Theodor Rštuni, Regierender Fürst Armeniens z. Z. der des 5. / Anfang des 6. Jhs.) 85. 109f. 119. 129. 132. 138f. arabischen Eroberung 121. 148 140. 164. 209. 247. 327 Theodosius II., oströmischer Kaiser 101 (408–450) Vaxtang (Wachtang) VI., georgischer König im 18. Jh. 61 Tiberius, römischer Kaiser (14–37) 99. 106. 114 Vespasian, römischer Kaiser (69–79) 106 Tigranes I. (99–55 v. Chr.) 105. 113f. 128 Viroy, albanischer Katholikos Anfang des 7. Jhs. 124f. Tigranes (Tiran), armenischer König (338–350?) 145 Vologaeses
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