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Abasgia, 688, 794 Abbasids, 510 N., 570 N. Abd Al-Rahman III, Umayyad Index 847 Abasgia, 688, 794 Amalfi, 690 Abbasids, 510 n., 570 n. Amaseia, 792, 821 Abd al-Rahman III, Umayyad caliph of Amastris, 821 Cordova, 571 n. Amblada, 796 Abu Chabda (Sayf al-Dawla) s.v. Ambrose, bishop of Milan, 627 Apochabda Amerimne, i.e. emir, as title of the caliph, Abydos, 678, 795 510,570 Achilles, the, 37, 56; passageways of, 507 Amermoumnes, i.e. the caliph, 682, 683, Adada, 796 684,685,686 Adam, 37, 43, 765 Amida, emir of, 593 Adana, 503 Aminsos (Amisos), 821 Adenulph II, s.v. Atenulf Amorion, 822 Adramyttion, 794,814 Amyson, s.v. Meizon Adriane, 796 Anargyroi, Holy, feast day of, 559, 562 Adrianou (Adrianoupolis, in Thrace), 797 Anastasia Martina, empress, 2nd wife of Adrianou Therai, 795 Herakleios I, 627 n., 630 Adrianoupolis, in Pisidia, 796 Anastasia, daughter of Basil I, 648 Adrianoupolis, in Thrace, 793, 797 Anastasia, daughter ofHerakleios I, 629, Aegean Sea, theme, 652,653,655, 656, 630 664,668,697,715,728 Anastasia, daughter of the emperor Africa, 665, 689 Theophilos, 64 7 Agathe Kome, 823 Anastasia, empress, wife of Constantine Ailia Eudokia (Athenais), empress, wife of IV, 813 Theodosios II, 812 Anastasios I, 417,422,424,425,426,430, Ainos, 794 642, 812; see, too, Hall of Aizanoi, s.v. Azanoi Anastasios II, also called Artemios, 644, Akakios, archbishop of Constantinople, 814; anon. wife of, 644 431 Anastasioupolis, 797 Akalissos, 822 Anatellon, representative of the Greens, Akanda, 822 320; representative of the Reds, 350,351 Akrasos, in Lydia, 820 Anatolikoi, 445,460, 622, 657, 658, 659, Akrassos (or Akarassos), in Lykia, 822 696,713,714,716,717,727,729,730, Alabanda, 822 732,735 Alania, 688 Anatolios, archbishop of Constantinople, Albania, Caucasian, 688 410,413 Alexander the Great, 515 Anazarbos, 503 Alexander, domestikos, 642 n., 646 Anchialos, 793 Alexander, emperor, 643, 704, 780, 782, Andrapa, 821 816 Andros, 797 Alexandria, 686, 791; augoustalios of, 388 Anea, 795 Alina (Alia), 823 Anenata (Anineta), 795 Alinda, 822 Anethas, 583 All Saints, feast day of, 189, 509, 535; see, Ankyra Synaos, 822 too, Church of Ankyra, in Galatia, 792, 795 Aloudda, s.v. Attouda 848 Index Anna and Anna, daughters of Leo VI and Araia, s.v. Area Zoe (Zaoutsina), 643 Araxe,822 Anna, daughter of Basil I, 648 Arch of the Bakers, 51, 56 Anna, daughter of the emperor Theophilos, Area, 218, or Araia, 628; see, too, 647 Tribunal, Delphax Annunciation, 33, 34, 71, 85, 161, 162, Aresasos (Ariassos), 796 176, 184,185,191, 762 Ariadne, empress, 418,419,420,423 n., Anotetarte, 822 424,425,642,812 Antandros, 795 Ariarathe, 821 Anteconsistory, 404, 407 Arkadios, emperor, 646, 81 O;throne of, Anteforum, 165 587 Anthemios, emperor in the West, 395,396 Arkadioupolis, 793, 795 Antiocheia epi Krago, in Cilicia, 665 Arke, 821 Antiocheia on the Maiander in Karia, 822 Armenia I, 792, 821; Armenia II, 792, 794, Antiocheia, in Pisidia, 400, 792, 796 821; Armenia, Great, 686, 687 Antiocheia (Antioch), in Syria, 686, 739, Armeniakoi, 444, 445, 460, 483, 696, 713, 791 714, 716, 727 Antipascha, s.v. Renewal Week Armenian themes, 486 Antiphellos, 822 Armenians, 652, 655, 656, 661, 663, 666, Apambas, s.v. Marianos, called Apambas 667 Apameia Kenoos (Apameia Kibotos), in Armour,422 Pisidia, 796; Apameia, in Bithynia, 793 Armoury, 736, 788; Lower, 676 Aperlai, s.v. Aprilla Arms, 628 Apochabda (Abu Chabda), i.e. Sayf al- Arneai, 822 Dawla, 593, 594 Arpasa (Harpasa), 822 Apokrisiarikion, 718 Artemios, name given to Anastasios II, 644 Apollo Hieros, 820 Arthemia, read Ariadne?, empress, wife of Apollonias in Bithynia, 820 Zeno,810 Apollonias in Lydia, 820 Arykanda, s.v. Orykanda Apollonias in Karia, 822 Ascension, feast of the, 54, 108, 188, 774 Apostles, 638, 742, 769 Asia, province and region in Asia Minor, Appia, 822 458,497,718,792,793,794 Apri, 794 Aspendos, 820 Aprilla (Aperlai), 822 Aspone, 795 Apse, 70, 71, 91, 180,263,265, 303, 304, Aspourakan (Vaspurakan), 687 309,342,347,360,573,584,588,595, Assos, 794 759; Hemicycle of, 128, 143, 360; Assyrians, 382 Hemicycle of, that is of the Triconch, Atanassos, 823 128 Atenulf II, 661 Apsimar, the emperor Tiberios II, 814 Athyras, 74,156,158,164,185 Aqueduct, 55 Atramyttion,. v.Adramyttion Aquitanian [marble], 642 Attaleia (modem Antalya), 659, 665, 796, Arabia Felix, 691 820 Arabissos, 82 l Attouda (Aloudda), 798 Arabs, 332, 651 n. Atzara, Iberia, 688 .
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