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Index of Names

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In the index, the form of personal Greek names has been Latinized

Personal Names

Abbasids 204-205, 208, 210, 212-213, 217
‘Abd Allāh b. Ya‘qūb, Emir 209
Abd-al-Malik, Umayyad Caliph 45
‘Abd al-Raḥman III, Caliph of al-Andalus 215
Abū Djafar Ibn al-Gazzar, physician 543
Abū Yazīd 214
Abundantius, Bishop of Tempsa 558
Adelchis, Lombard Prince 190
Adrian see Hadrian
Aetius, general 35
Agapitus, Pope 34
Agatha, St. 610, 612-613, 615-616, 618-619
Agatho, Bishop of Lipari 614, 617
Agatho, Pope 80, 558
Aghlabids 202-213, 342, 523-524, 534, 536
Agilulf, Lombard King 179
Agnellus, Archbishop of Ravenna 34, 591, 716
Agnellus of Ravenna, historian 11 (and n. 47), 49, 108, 284, 546-547, 588-590, 592, 705, 713, 737
Agnellus, physician 736
Agrippinus Bishop of Naples, St. 597-598
Aio II, Prince of Benevento 53
Aistulf, Lombard King 48, 194, 367
Albanians 245
Albinus Basilius, Anicius Faustus, Roman senator 32
Alboin, Lombard King 173-175, 177, 179
Alexander II, Pope 89
Alexander Severus, Emperor 610
Alexander of Tralles, architect 736
Alexius Komnenus, Emperor 235, 629
Alfonso V, King of Aragon and Naples 244
Alphius, St. 614
Amalasuintha see Amalasuentha
Amalasuentha, Ostrogothic Queen 29, 589
Amasianus, Bishop of Taranto, St. 603
Amatus of Montecassino, historian 8
Ambrose, Bishof of Milan, St. 737
Ammianus Marcellinus, historian 259.
Amros, Mlk of Malta 525, 527
Ananias of Shirak, geographer 524
Anastasius I, Emperor 34, 70 (n. 9)
Anastasius II, Emperor 330
Anastasius, disciple of St. Maximus 116
Anastasius, Patriarch of Constantinople 46, 459
Anastasius, scribe 740, 743 (n. 43)
Anastasius the Librarian, author and translator 11 (and n. 46), 13, 551
Anatolius, Patriarch of Constantinople 70
Andreas Agnellus see Agnellus of Ravenna
Andreas see Andrew
Andrew, apostle, St. 72, 615
Andrew, Duke of Naples 412-414, 552
Andrew, murderer of Constans II 40
Andrew of Pagliara, Lord of Mesoraca 238 (n. 82)
Amali, family 32
Anicii, family 32
Anjou, dynasty 227, 242, 244
Anna Dalassena, Alexius I’s mother 629
Anthemius of Tralles, architect 735
Anthimus, Duke of Naples 412
Anthimus, Patriarch of Constantinople 76
Anthony the Great, St. 654 (n. 59)
Antoninus, Bishop of Grado 46 (n. 79), 82 (n. 61)
Apollinaris, Bishop of Ravenna, St. 109, 547, 588, 590-591, 593, 612, 618, 651, 716
Arabs 3, 9, 38-39, 41, 45, 50-53, 58-59, 72, 78, 94, 98, 185, 187, 189, 191, 232, 279, 289, 311, 411, 413-414, 417, 426, 443-446, 454, 460-461, 463, 543-544, 549, 557-558, 563, 566-567, 621, 623, 625-626, 631, 641, 646, 647 (n. 29), 655.
Arcadius, Emperor 501, 620
Arechis II, Beneventan Duke 190, 695
Argyrus, Duke of Italy 58-59, 161 (n. 178), 162 (n. 191), 194, 293, 559
Aristophanes, Greek dramaturgist 241
Aristotle, Greek philosopher 241
Armenians 158 (n. 160), 542-543, 549, 551
Arpas, pagan god 611
Artabanes, general 523
Artavasdus, usurper 48, 82
Asad ibn al-Furat, giurist and general 51
Aspren, Bishop of Naples, St. 596-597, 600
Atenulf II, Prince of Capua and Benevento 53
Athalaric, Ostrogothic King 29
Athanasius I, Bishop of Naples, St. 555, 596-597, 746
Athanasius II, Bishop and Duke of Naples, St. 8, 417, 596
Athanasius, Patriarch of Alexandria 613, 620
Athanasius Chalkeopulus, monk and humanist 244
Athanasius of Emesa, giurist 766, 775
Audoin, Lombard King 173, 174
Augia, Philip of Agira’s mother 620
Augustus, Emperor 258, 268, 366
Ausonius, Decimus Magnus, poet 269
Authari, Lombard King 180
Avars 144, 179, 187, 438, 557
Bacauda, banker 716
Baduarius, kouropolates 32, 177-79
Baiuvarii 177-178
Barbaricini 497, 503
Barbatianus of Ravenna, St. 108, 122
Bardas, kaisar 85
Barisone, judge of Logudoro 502
Barsacius, general 157
Bartholomew, apostle, St. 615, 650.
Bartholomew, hegumen of Grottaferrata, St. 629, 651
Bartholomew of Simeri, St. 127, 228 (n.18), 631, 645, 646 (n. 22), 777
Bartholomew τοῦ Πολιχρόνι, scribe (from Calabria) 644
Basil, Bishop of Reggio Calabria 235
Basil I, Emperor 4, 53 (and n. 115), 87, 211, 454, 461, 463, 487, 567, 721, 763, 767-768, 783
Basil II, Emperor 58, 267
Basil, protospatharios and Eparch 460
Basil Boioannes, Catepan 57-58, 192, 447
Basil the Great, St. 613, 747 (n. 66), 751
Basil Mesardonites, Catepan 192, 465, 628, 699, 704
Basil Pediadites, Catepan 161 (n. 178)
Basil the Younger, St. 628
Basileios, Basilius see Basil
Bede, historian 112, 587, 600
Bedengarius, miles de Taranto 564
Belisarius, general 29, 142, 146, 262, 407-408, 523, 596, 701, 709
Benedict of Nursia, St. 647 (n. 28), 650, 747 (n. 66)
Benedict IX, Pope 629
Benjamin of Tudela, traveller 552, 564
Berbers 32
Berillus, Bishop of Catania, St. 604, 618
Bessarion, Cardinal 242 (n. 97), 244
Bisantius, Archbishop of Bari 560, 725
Blasius of Armorion, St. 551
Boethius, Anicius Severinus 787
Boniface, consiliarius 551
Bonus, General 262
Bonus, Duke of Naples 412
Boris, Khan of the Bulgars 86
Bulgars 48, 74, 144, 145, 232
Byzalon see John Byzalon
Byzantius, judge 158 n. 160, 779
Caboto, Gaetan family 428
Cabulus, donor 722
Caesarius of Terracina, St. 651
Calvisian, Sicilian corrector 609
Campulus, inhabitant of Naples 552
Candidianus, Bishop of Grado/Aquileia 91
Carloman, Charles Martel’s son 48
Carolingian, dynasty 14, 52, 371, 373, 380-381, 544, 552
Carthaginians 498
Cassiodorus Magnus Aurelius, Prefect and writer 29-30, 32-33, 117, 270, 377, . 437 (n. 18), 439 (n. 28), 542
Cecaumenus, author 466, 654 (and n. 60)
Celsus, Bishof of Vercelli 34
Cethegus, Roman senator 32
Charlemagne, Frankish King and Emperor 47-48, 170-171, 190, 424, 701
Charles I of Anjou, King of Sicily 242
Charles the Great see Charlemagne
Charles Martel, Frankish leader 11, 48
Childebert II, Frankish King 178
Childeric III, Frankish King 48
Chilperic, Frankish King 178
Chlothar I, Frankish King 173, 177, 178
Chlothsind, daughter of Chlothar I 173
Christodulus, Emir 777
Christopher, Sabas, and Macarius of Collesano, Sts. 7, 625, 645
Chrysostomus, Archbishop of Bari and Trani 560
Claudian (Claudius Claudianus), poet 259
Clement of Alexandria, theologian 81
Cleph, Lombard King 177
Conon, Pope 144
Conrad II, Salic Emperor 193
Constance, Queen of Sicily and Empress 228 (n. 22)
Constans II, Emperor 36, 38-41, 78-80, 186-187, 191, 203, 263-264, 267, 271, 329, 332 (and n. 19 and 21), 334, 335 (and n. 44), 337, 339, 340 (and n. 9), 390, 437, 440-443, 531, 591, 596, 612, 696-697, 699, 703-704, 739
Constantina, inhabitant of Naples 552
Constantina, inhabitant of Ravenna 546,
Constantine (Cyril), apostle of the Slavs 85, 114, 741
Constantine, Bishop of Nakoleia 81
Constantine, donor 722
Constantine I, Emperor 13, 241, 259, 285, 388, 405, 407, 785
Constantine IV, Emperor 40, 80, 188, 329, 332 (and n. 21), 335 (n. 43), 338
Constantine V, Emperor 48, 72-73, 82, 266, 286, 288, 330, 336, 338, 341-342, 480, 766
Constantine VII, Emperor 47, 56-57, 159, 269, 446, 769, 783
Constantine VIII, Emperor 267
Constantine IX, Emperor 58-59, 89, 160 (n. 170), 162, 769
Constantine X, Emperor 89
Constantine, hypatos of Gaeta 425
Constantine I, Patriarch of Constantinople 80
Constantine I, Pope 422, 549 (n. 71)
Constantine, protasecretis 543
Constantine the Philosopher 551
Constantine Sikelos, poet 557
Constantius, tribunus 145 (n. 42)
Contardus, Duke of Naple 412, 414
Cosmas, Duke of Naples 552
Crescentia, wet nurse of St. Vitus 611
Crestus, Bishop of Syracuse 259
Cricoricius, Armenian name 543
Cumianus, Abbot (tombstone of) 678
Cunipert, Lombard King 188
Curticius, Armenian 543
Cyprian of Calamizzi, St. 127, 631, 653, 657
Cyril Phileotes, St. 629
Cyril of Scythopolis, hagiographer 624
Cyrinus, St. 614
Dalmatus of Constantinople, St. 122
Damasus, Pope 584
Damianus of Ravenna, St. 109
Daniel, disciple of St. Elias the Younger 654
Daniel, monk 750
Daniel, prophet 643
Daniel, scribe 751
Daniel the Stylite, St. 111
Datius, Bishop of Milan 34
Decius, Emperor 617
Decius, Roman senator 32
Desiderius, Abbot 688
Desiderius, Lombard King 190
Diocletian, Emperor 405, 597, 610-611
Dionysius, Archbishop of Taranto 560, 563 (n. 193)
Dionysius of Tell-Mahré, Syrian author
Dioscorides, Greek physician 736
Docibilis I, hypatos of Gaeta 426-427
Docibilis II, hypatos of Gaeta 53, 426-427
Donnolo see Shabbetai Donnolo
Donus, Pope 80
Dorotheus, antecessor 765
Drengot, Norman family 421
Droctulf, general 179
Ecclesius, Bishop of Ravenna 589-590, 713
Eddius Stephanus, hagiographer 550
Eleuchadius, Bishop of Ravenna 590
Eleutherius, usurper 36
Elias, Bishop of Grado/Aquileia 91, 593
Elias, Patriarch of Jerusalem 643
Elias the Spelaiotes, St. 7, 123, 624, 626-627, 750
Elias the Younger, St. 7, 622-623, 626-627, 643, 654, 751
Elias Helias
Elpidius, usurper 51
Ephrem, Patriarch of Antioch 76
Epiphanius, Bishop of Salamina and theologian 81
Erchempertus, chronicler 8
Eudoxia, Empress 501
Eufrasius see Euphrasius
Euphemius, Turmarch and usurper 51, 205
Euphrasius, Bishop of Poreč 595
Euplius, St. 609
Euripides, Greek dramaturgist 241
Eusebius, monk and author of St. Philip of Agira’s Vita 620, 642 (n. 6)
Eusebius of Caesarea, Bishop and historian 10
Eustathius, strategos of Calabria 446
Eustathius Palatinus, Catepan 779
Eusthatius Rhomaios, judge and giurist 763, 779
Eustathius Skepides, strategos of Lucania 780
Eutalius, Bishop of Sulci 80
Euthymios the Iberian, monk 557
Eutychius, Exarch 45, 190, 546
Ewin, Lombard Duke 178
Faroald, Lombard Duke 179
Fatimids 206, 210, 212-219
Faustus, magister 70 (n. 8)
Felix, Archbishop of Ravenna 369-370, 370, 592
Felix IV, Pope 584, 589
Felix, St., Bishop of Canosa 603
Fortunatus, Bishop of Naples 597-598
Francis of Assisi, St. 648 (and n. 33)
Franks 50, 171, 174, 176-178, 181, 190, 312, 381, 411, 414
Frederick II, Emperor and King of Sicily 229 (n. 22), 239-243, 562
Frederick of Lorraine see Stephen IX
Galen, Greek physician 736
Galla Placidia, Empress 108
Gaudiosus, standard-bearer 269
Gelasius I, Pope 70 (and n. 9), 72, 285, 584
Gennadius, patricius 141 (n. 14)
Geoffroi Malaterra, historian 8
George, Bishop of Catania 556 (n. 132)
George, Duke of Naples 552
George, Duke of Rome 696
George, patricius 563
George, Prefect of Constantinople 147 (n. 56)
George of Antioch, Norman minister 238, 239, 787-788
George of Cyprus, geographer 146, 442 (n. 52), 514, 523
George Maniakes, general 3 (n. 3), 58, 216, 343 (and n. 91), 467, 630
Gepids 172, 175
Germanus, general (Justinian’s cousin) 32
Germanus, iunior (Germanus’ son) 32
Germanus, Patriarch of Constantinople 46, 81
Ghevond (Leontius), Armenian historian 39
Gisulf I, Prince of Salerno 189
Gordius, archon of Majorca
Graeca, Sardinian nun 116
Greeks 290
Gregorius see Gregory
Gregory, Bishop of Agrigento, St. 4 (n. 4), 83, 260,269, 604, 617
Gregory, Duke of Naples 53, 412, 552, 746
Gregory, governor of Africa 38, 79
Gregory, lociservator of Naples 8
Gregory, magister militum of Naples 553
Gregory, monk of the Constantinopolitan monastery tou Pagouriou 618
Gregory, primicerius 53
Gregory I, Pope 10, 12, 34, 71, 91, 107, 109, 122, 141 (n. 10), 148 (and n. 67), 182, 280, 285, 286, 287, 408-409, 438 (and n. 26), 439 (n. 31), 456, 458,476-477, 498, 503, 504 (n. 37), 507-508, 523, 526, 548, 551, 555, 586-587, 603, 617, 696, 719, 742-743 (n. 43), 746, 753, 771 (n. 42)
Gregory II, Pope 45-47, 114, 258,265, 422
Gregory III, Pope 10, 46-48, 82, 549, 719
Gregory IV, Pope 415
Gregory V, Pope 628
Gregory VII, Pope 89, 90
Gregory X, Pope 244
Gregory, protospatharius and commander of Otranto 461
Gregory Asbestas, Archbishop of Syracuse 85-86, 116
Gregory Decapolites, St. 460
Gregory the Great see Gregory I, Pope
Gregory of Nazianzos, Bishop St. 613, 751
Gregory of Tours, historian 177
Grimoald III, Prince of Benevento 190
Guaimar IV, Prince of Salerno 59, 428
Guaimarius see Guaimar
Guarimpotus, Neapolitan translator 8
Guillelmus or Guiglielmus Apuliensis see William of Apulia
Hadrian I, Pope 11, 47, 49, 82-83, 97, 286, 394, 424
Hadrian II, Pope 10, 87, 460
Hadrian III, Pope 561
Hadrian IV, Pope 234
Al-Ḥasan b. ‘Alī al-Kalbī, Emir of Sicily 214
Hauteville, dinasty 233, 236-237, 240421
Helias see Elias
Heliodorus, Bishop of Altinum, St. 594
Heliodorus, sorcerer 270, 616
Helmichis, Lombard aristocrat 178
Henry II, Saxon Emperor 58
Heraclides, inhabitant of Cyprus 615
Heraclius, Emperor 36-38, 78-79, 149, 185, 329, 331, 335 (and n. 41 and 44), 336-337, 340, 347, 349 (and n. 130), 353 (and n. 152), 441, 524, 766
Hermagoras, Bishop of Aquileia 592-595
Heruli, Gemanic people 172
Hilarion the Great, St. 654 (n. 59)
Hippocrates, Greek physician 736
Hippolytus, character from Greek tragedy 624
Hohenstaufen, dynasty 227, 244; Swabians
Homer, Greek poet 241
Honorius I, Pope 143, 147 (n. 56), 394, 586, 612, 719
Hormisdas, Pope 718
Humbert of Silva Candida, Cardinal 89
Ibas, Bishop of Edessa 76-77
Ibn Ḥawqal, geographer and traveler 217-218
Ibn Qurhub, Sicilian Emir 210, 213-214
Ibrāhīm II, Aghlabid Emir 207, 209-210, 446
Idrisids, dynasty 204, 206
Ignatius, Patriarch of Constantinople 47, 85-87
Innocent III, Pope 236, 241
Iohannes see John
Irene, Byzantine Empress 47, 83, 766, 780
Isaac, Exarch 36, 367, 542, 545, 546, 717, 735 (n. 4)
Isaac of Monteluco, St. 122
Isaac the Dalmatian, St. 108
Isaakios, Isacius see Isaac
Isidore of Pelusium, St. 655 (n. 68)
Isidore of Seville, Bishop and writer 174, 735 (n. 6)
Januarius, Bishop of Benevento, St. 597-600
Jerome, St. 655 (n. 68)
Jews 88, 445, 543-544
Johannes see John
Johannicius, notary 547
John, Archdeacon of Taranto and grammaticus 563 (n. 193)
John, Bishop of Aquileia/Forum Iulii 77, 91
John I, Bishop of Naples 597-598
John IV, Bishop of Naples 596-599
John I, Bishop of Ravenna 591
John, Bishop of Reggio 558
John, Bishop of Syracuse 556 (n. 132)
John, Bishop of Trani 88
John III, Duke of Naples 747
John V, Duke of Naples 421
John I, Emperor 159 (and n. 166)
John I, hypatos of Gaeta 426
John II, hypatos and Duke of Gaeta 53, 427
John III, hypatos of Gaeta 427
John, magister militum 698
John, monk 742
John, ναγουζατρο 546
John IV, Patriarch of Constantinople
John, Praetorian Prefect 148 (n. 72)
John II (Mercurius), Pope 718
John III, Pope 585
John IV, Pope 586
John V, Pope 549 (n. 71)
John VII, Pope 587, 703, 741
John VIII, Pope 87, 426
John X, Pope 53, 427
John XV, Pope 565
John XVI (Philagathus), Antipope 628
John, son of Mezezius 40
John Chrysostom, St. 655 (n. 68), 657 (n. 77)
John of Conza, usurper 36
John of Damascus, theologian, St. 745, 751
John the Deacon, Neapolitan historian 7-8, 412
John the Deacon, Venetian historian 13, 593
John Byzalon, strategos of Apulia 447
John the Grammarian, Patriarch of Constantinople 85
John Moschus, hagiographer 549
John of Nikiu, Bishop 39
John of Otranto, notary and writer 562
John of Rossano, hymnographer 651
John Skylitzes, historian 3 (n. 5)
John Theristes of Stilo, St. 127, 228 (n. 18)
Jordanes, historian 32
Joseph, Armenian priest 543
Joseph the Hymnographer, St. 4, 557, 650
Joseph the Chaste, biblical character 624
Julian, antecessor 772
Julian, Emperor 259,264
Julian the Banker 589, 714, 716
Justin I, Emperor 75, 401
Justin II, Emperor 32, 34-35, 97, 148 (n. 68), 174, 177, 329, 331 (n. 13), 336, 703, 765-766
Justinian I, Emperor 9, 29, 31 (and n. 31), 32, 34, 71, 76-77, 97, 111, 150 (and n. 89), 172, 255, 260, 288, 329, 331 (n. 31), 336, 354, 367, 436, 453, 456, 497, 523, 541, 585, 587, 589-590, 592, 695-696, 713, 717, 761-762, 764-765, 787 (and n. 95), 765-768, 770-772, 784
Justinian II, Emperor 45, 72, 144 (n. 3), 149, 330, 332 (n. 17), 333, 337-338, 348, 773
Kalbids, Sicilian dynasty 214-216, 219
Kalì, mother of Sabas and Macarius 125, 626
Kampulos see Campulus
Khusraw I, Sasanian Šāh 30
Konstantina, Konstantinos see Constantina, Constantine
Krenites, strategos of Calabria 444
Krum, Bulgar Khan 343 (n. 88)
Kutamas, Berber people 215
Kyrinos see Cyrinus
Landulf I, Prince of Benevento and Capua 54
Laurentius, Antipope 598
Laurentius, Bishop of Siponto 710
Lawrence see Laurentius
Leo, Archbishop of Reggio 211
Leo, Archdeacon of Agrigento 270
Leo, Archpriest of Naples 747
Leo, Bishop of Catania, St. 4 (n. 12), 604-605, 616-617
Leo III, Emperor 45-46, 47 (n. 79), 48, 72-73, 81 (and n. 60), 82 (and n. 61), 123, 155, 288, 330, 333, 337-338, 341-342, 350, 422, 441, 443 (and n. 63), 469, 480, 596, 761, 766, 773-774 785
Leo IV, Emperor 766
Leo V, Emperor 84, 341, 739
Leo VI, Emperor 87, 341 (and n. 76), 342, 343, 461, 463, 623, 763, 768-769, 775, 781, 784-785
Leo I, Pope 70, 585, 587, 592
Leo III, Pope 97, 113, 424, 550, 524, 705
Leo IV Pope 114, 738
Leo IX, Pope 74-75, 88-89
Leo, priest and scribe (from Phogla, Pamphylia) 644
Leo of Methone, St. 644
Leo of Ochrid, Archbishop of Bulgaria 88
Leo-Luke of Corleone, St. 7, 125, 625
Leonard of Limoges, St. 648
Leontia, Empress 33, 696
Leontius, Emperor 330
Leontius, monk of S. Sabas 551, 740
Leontius of Neapolis, Bishop of Cyprus and hagiographer 613
Leucius of Alexandria, Bishop of Brindisi, St. 267, 458, 603
Liberius, Praetorian prefect and senator 32
Liutprand, Lombard King 45, 48, 50, 189; 339 (n. 66); (capitular of) 369, 373, 380
Liutprand of Cremona, Bishop and author
Lombards 31-33, 36, 45, 48, 77, 126, 145-146, 149, 162, 214-215, 279, 283, 289, 312, 314, 331, 333, 364, 369, 373, 387, 393, 395, 397, 401, 447, 541-542, 544, 546, 552, 558-561, 563, 592-594, 600-601, 603; (aristocracy) 440; (exercitus), 288; (invasion) 285, 289, 290, 438-439, 443; (law) 290; (migration) 302, 307; (principalities) 292, 447; (regions) 279, 284, 285, 288, 295
Longinus, St. 498
Lothar I, Carolingian Emperor 50, 53, 414
Lothar II, Carolingian Emperor 421
Louis I (the Pious), Carolingian Emperor 735
Louis II, Carolingian Emperor 13, 50, 53, 191, 209, 211, 415, 417, 418, 461
Luca, Lucas see Luke
Lucia of Syracuse, St. 610, 612
Luke, Abbot of St. Mary of Grottaferrata 629
Luke, Bishop of Isola Capo Rizzuto, St. 228 (n. 18), 631
Luke, Christian renegade 58
Luke, diakonetes of Reggio di Calabria 235
Luke, founder of the monastery of Sts. Elias and Anastasius of Carbone 127
Luke, grammatikos of Melicuccà, St. 127
Luke of Armento (or Demenna), St. 125, 128, 625-627
Luke of Bova, St. 658
Luke the Stylite, St. 111
Lupus protospatharius, author 8
Macarius, Patriarch of Antioch 80
Macarius of Collesano, St. 625, 645; Christopher and Sabas, Sts.
Macarius the Roman, St. 124
Macarius the Younger, St. 125
Macedonian dynasty 191, 216
Magnus, kourator 501
Maleinoi, Calabrian family 54
Maleinos, Senator judge 777
Manes, general 46
Manfred, King of Sicily 242
Manuel I Comnenus, Emperor 268
Manuel Phocas, general 57, 490
Marcianus, Bishop of Syracuse, St. 4 (n. 12), 604, 615-616, 618-619
Marcianus, Bishop of Aquileia/Grado 77
Marcus see Mark
Marinus, Count of Fondi and hypatos of Gaeta 427, 428
Marinus, χρυσωκαταλακτις 546
Marinus II, Duke of Naples 418
Mark, apostle, St. 593, 595, 602
Mark, Archbishop of Otranto 561
Martin I, Pope 38, 79 (and n. 49), 586-587, 612, 739
Martin of Tours, St. 651
Martina, Empress 38
Marwān, Mūsā ibn Nuṣayr’s son 41
Maslamah, general and Abd-al Malik’s son 45
Matasuentha, Ostrogothic Queen 29, 32
Matthew, apostle, St. 70
Maurice, Bishop of Syracuse 556 (n. 132)
Maurice, chartularius 367, 701
Maurice, Emperor 146, 143 (n. 20), 149 (n. 81), 179, 329, 335-337, 348, 349 (and n. 131), 548, 696, 766
Maurice, magister militum 717
Mauricius see Maurice
Maurus, Amalfitan merchant 688
Maurus, Archbishop of Ravenna 79, 284, 547, 591-592, 737 (n. 15)
Maurus, archon ton Sermisianon 144
Maurus, Bishop of Poreč, St. 594-595
Maximian, Emperor 610
Maximian, Archbishop of Ravenna 9, 76, 589-591, 713-714, 716, 737
Maximianus see Maximian
Maximus, Patriarch of Antioch 70 (n. 5)
Maximus the Confessor, theologian St. 38, 79 (and nn. 49-50), 111, 549, 739-741, 753
Mecetius see Mezezius
Melania the Elder, aristocrat 259
Melias, Armenian name 543
Melus of Bari, aristocrat 58-59, 194
Menander, historian 145
Menas, Patriarch of Constantinople 76
Menia, legendary founder of Taormina 615
Mesimerioi, Calabrian family 54
Methodius, apostle of the Slavs 86
Methodius, Bishop of Olympus, St. 751
Methodius, Patriarch of Constantinople, St. 4 (and n. 12), 85, 116, 551, 557, 650 (and n. 41), 739-740, 745
Mezezius, usurper 40, 147, 266
Michael I, Emperor 50, 85, 342, 483
Michael II, Emperor 51, 84, 350, 352, 483
Michael III, Emperor 85-87, 342, 344 (n. 93), 350
Michael IV, Emperor 631
Michael V, Emperor 58
Michael VII, Emperor 89-90, 351
Michael, Sicilian topoteretes 486
Michael, Catepan 778
Michael Abidelas, Catepan 709
Michael Cerularius, Patriarch of Constantinople 59, 74, 88-89
Modestus, tutor of St. Vitus 611
Moors see Berbers
Muhallabids, Arab family 204
Mundus, general 29
Mūsā ibn Nuṣayr, general 41
Muslims see Arabs
Myronas, John, priest and scribe 644 (n. 16)
Narses, general 31, 142, 159, 173-175, 541, 696
Neilos of Rossano see Nilus
Neophytus (Alexander), Bishop of Lentini 614-615
Neophytus γραµµατεύς 557
Nerseh Kamsarakan, Armenian prince 524
Nicephorus II Phocas, Emperor 57, 152, 156, 159 (and n. 166), 161 (n. 182), 214, 447, 463, 769
Nicephorus III Botaniates, Emperor 90
Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople 85, 524, 526, 621
Nicephorus Hexakionites, strategos of Longobardia and Calabria 57, 699
Nicephorus Phocas (the Elder), general 207, 209, 466, 727
Nicetas, droungarios 57
Nicetas, lebita and iscribanus 502
Nicetas, meizoteros 503
Nicetas of Byzantium, theologian 623
Nicetas David Paphlagonian, hagiographer 621
Nicetas Stetatos, monk 89
Nicholas, Archbishop of Bari 560 (n. 169)
Nicholas, Archbishop of Reggio 566
Nicholas, monk 751
Nicholas I, Pope 47, 73 (and n. 23), 85-87, 460
Nicholas II, Pope 59
Nicholas, priest of Taranto 564
Nicholas of Durazzo, Bishop of Crotone and theologian 242
Nicholas Maleinos, Archbishop of Rossano 236
Nicholas of Myra, St. 467, 653 (and n. 54)
Nicholas Mysticus, Patriarch of Constantinople 4 (and n. 12)
Nicholas Picigli, strategos of Longobardia 53
Nicita see Nicetas
Nico, Bishop of Taormina, St. 604
Nico, martyr in Sicily, St 617
Nico Metanoite, St. 629
Nicodemus of Cellarana, St. 627, 630
Nilus, monk 630
Nilus of Rossano, St. 7, 113, 126, 227, 565-566, 643 (n. 11), 649, 650-651, 653, 654, 655, 627, 748, 751-752
Nilus Doxopatres, theologian 238
Normans 9, 59, 89, 95, 171, 194, 227, 233-236, 293-294, 647, 652; (conquest) 225-227, 230-233, 280, 281, 293, 294, 408, 418, 428, 437, 448, 463, 465, 467, 545, 566, 568, 780; (period) 290, 292, 293
Odovacar, King 334 (n. 36), 405
Odoacer see Odovacar
Olympius, Exarch 38, 79
Omurtag, Bulgar Khan 343 (n. 88)
Onuphrius, St. 124
Orestes, koitonites 58
Orestes, Patriarch of Jerusalem 625, 645
Oribasius, Greek physician 736
Ostrogoths 30-32, 75, 170, 172, 366, 439
Otto I, Saxon Emperor 57, 418, 701
Otto II, Saxon Emperor 57, 215, 418
Otto III Saxon Emperor 58, 419, 427, 628
Ottonian dynasty 191-193
Oursoleon, strategos 293
Palladius, Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus, author 503
Pamphronius, Roman senator 33
Pancras see Pancratius
Pancratius, Bishop of Taormina, St. 4 (n. 12), 437, 557-558, 604, 615-616, 618-619, 621, 708
Pandulf IV, Prince of Capua 59, 193, 418, 420, 428
Pandulf I Ironhead, Prince of Benevento and Capua 57, 192, 418
Pantaleo, Amalfitan merchant 688
Paschal I, Pope 738
Paul, Abbot of a Syracusan monastery 556
Paul, apostle, St. 71, 547, 643, 644, 787
Paul, Bishop of Altinum 594
Paul II, Bishop of Naples 596
Paul III, Bishop of Naples 599
Paul, Exarch 45, 546, 703
Paul II, Patriarch of Constantinople 38, 79
Paul I, Pope 114, 423, 738, 740
Paul the Deacon, historian 174-177, 179, 180, 548, 593, 600, 603
Paul the Deacon, Neapolitan translator 8
Paulicians 4, 162 (n. 188)
Pelagius I, Pope 10, 77, 285, 585-586; 595
Pelagius II, Pope 71, 719
Pepin see Pippin
Peregrinus, tabellio 238 n. 82
Persians 32, 440 (n. 33), 544, 549, 555, 641
Peter, apostle, St. 10, 70-72, 588, 591, 603, 604, 612, 615-616, 620, 643
Peter, Archbishop of Amalfi 89
Peter, archisprebyter of the Roman church 83
Peter, Bishop of Canosa 603
Peter III, Bishop of Ravenna 591
Peter, Bishop of Syracuse 619
Peter, κολεκταριως 546
Peter, flax trader 269
Peter, hegumen of St. Sabas 84
Peter, Patriarch of Jerusalem 76
Peter the Athonite 124
Peter I Chrysologus, Bishop of Ravenna, St. 588
Peter of Sicily, author 4 (n. 12)
Petrus, Petros see Peter
Phaedra, character of Greek tragedy 624
Phantinus of Tauriana (the Elder), St. 7, 558, 619
Phantinus the Younger, St. 7, 124-126, 628, 645
Philadelphus, St. 614
Philagathus of Cerami, monk and writer 239, 645, 646 (n. 22)
Philaretus of Seminara, St. 127, 566, 627, 630, 654, 754
Philip of Agira, St. 4 (n. 12), 122, 642 (n. 6), 557, 620, 657 (and n. 78)
Philip, hegumen of Sts. Sergius and Bacchus of Naples 748
Philip, inhabitant of Palermo 620
Philip II, King of Spain 244
Philip the Priest, scribe 644
Philippicus Bardanes, Emperor 80, 330
Phocas, Emperor 33, 329, 389, 541, 696
Phoenicians 498
Photius, Exarch 545
Photius, Patriarch of Constantinople 47, 73, 85-87, 211, 558, 768
Pippin III (the Short), Frankish King 48, 83, 423, 740-741
Plato, cura palatii 703
Plato, hegumen of Sakkoudion monastery 85
Potiphar, biblical character 624
Potus Argyrus, Catepan 724
Probus, Bishop of Ravenna, St. 590
Procopius of Caesarea, historian 143, 172, 173, 257, 260, 270, 407, 436 (n. 10), 509, 522-523, 698
Pseudo-Callisthenes 747
Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite 740
Psellus, author 776-777
Pulcheria, Empress 70 (n. 5)
Pyrrhus, Patriarch of Constantinople 38, 79
Quodvultdeus, Bishop of Carthage, St. 597
Rabāḥ b. Ya‘qūb, Sicilian Emir 209
Radelchis I, Prince of Benevento 413
Rainulf Drengot, Count of Aversa 420
Rainulf II, Count of Alife 421-422
Ratchis, Lombard King 48
Reparatus, Archbishop of Ravenna 547, 591
Richard I, Count of Aversa and Prince of Capua 59, 421, 428
Ricimer, general 35
Robert Guiscard, Count and Duke 59, 234, 421
Rodoald, Bishop of Porto
Roch, St. 648
Roger I, Count 228 (n. 22), 345 (and n. 105)
Roger II, King of Sicily 228 (n. 22), 237, 238, 266, 421-422, 776-777, 783, 787-788
Romanus, Bishop of Taranto 563
Romanus I, Emperor 56, 152, 345, 473, 487, 629, 699, 769, 784
Romanus II, Emperor 352
Romanus III, Emperor 351
Romanus IV, Emperor 89
Romanus, Exarch 178
Romuald I, Duke of Benevento 267, 439, 458
Romualdus see Romuald
Romulus Augustulus, Emperor 405
Rosamund, Lombard Queen 177
Rothari, Lombard King 6, 182, 185-187, 189, 264, 772, 775
Rufus of Ephesus, Greek physician 736
Russians 162 (n. 188)
Rustamids, Algerian dynasty 206
Rutilius Namatianus, Claudius 259, 263
Sabas, founder of Mar Saba, St. 654 (n. 59)
Sabas of Collesano, St. 113, 125, 488, 566, 625-626, 628, 645, 754; Christopher, Sabas, and Macarius, Sts.
Sabas the Younger see Sabas of Collesano
Sabinus, Bishop of Canosa, St. 455, 467, 603, 707, 711
Sabinus of Spoleto, St. 651
Saracens see Arabs
Saxon, dynasty 50
Seldjuks 89, 467,
Serenus, Bishop of Forum Iulii 46 (n. 79), 82 (n. 61)
Sergius, Archbishop of Damascus 114
Sergius, Archbishop of Ravenna 109 (n. 9), 284
Sergius, Bishop of Naples 83, 596
Sergius, domesticus numeri Armeniorum 543
Sergius I, Duke of Naples 415, 417, 553, 599, 746
Sergius II, Duke of Naples 418
Sergius IV, Duke of Naples 419-421
Sergius V, Duke of Naples 59, 421
Sergius VII, Duke of Naples 421,
Sergius I, Patriach of Constantinople 37-38, 78-79
Sergius I, Pope 335, 555 (n. 126), 587
Sergius, strategos of Sicily and usurper 45, 51
Severus, Bishop of Aquileia 91
Severus, Bishop of Naples, St. 598-599
Severus, Bishop of Ravenna, St. 588-591
Severus, Patriarch of Antioch 76
Shabbetai Donnolo, physician 460, 544 (n. 30), 628
Sicard, Prince of Benevento 352, 411, 413
Sico, Prince of Benevento 412
Silverius, Pope 34
Simplicius, physician 736
Slavs 74, 158 (n. 160), 162 (n. 188), 179, 447
Smaragdus, Exarch 161 (n. 178), 265, 541, 696, 697
Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem 38, 78, 549, 623
Stachys, Bishop of Constantinople 72
Stephen, Bishop of Reggio, St. 558, 604, 618
Stephen I, Bishop of Naples 553, 599
Stephen II, Duke and Bishop of Naples 411-412, 596, 747
Stephen, illustris 554
Stephen II, Pope 48, 83
Stephen V, Pope 87
Stephen IX, Pope 89
Stilicho, general 35
Strabo, geographer 551, 562
Suinthila, Visigothic King 36
Swabians, dinasty 228 (and n. 22) 241 Hohenstaufen
Symbatichius, general 53
Syrians 445
Taleleus of Beirut, jurist 765, 768
Tancred, King of Sicily 234
Tarasius, Patriach of Constantinople 83, 85
Tarentinus, judge 777, 787
Taurus, legendary founder of Taormina 437, 438, 615
Theoctistus, logothete 85
Theodahad, Ostrogothic King 29-30
Theoderada, Duchess of Benevento 603
Theoderic, Ostrogothic King 29, 32, 75-76, 260, 269, 366, 389, 589, 696, 701, 735, 770
Theodora, Empress (Justinian’s wife) 589
Theodora, Empress (Theophilus’ wife) 84-85
Theodore, Bishop of Messina 556 (n. 132)
Theodore, cleric 566
Theodore, donor 546
Theodore, gloriosus 141 (n. 11)
Theodore, Pope 38
Theodore, vir clarissimus grecus Vizanteus 548
Theodore Calliopas, Exarch 79, 545
Theodore of Faran 78
Theodore of Hermopolis, jurist 766 (n. 14)
Theodore Krithinos, Archbishop of Syracuse 84
Theodore of Mopsuestia, Bishop and theologian 76-77
Theodore the Studite 85, 116, 119, 120, 621
Theodore of Tarsus, Bishop of Canterbury 741
Theodoretus, Bishop of Kyrrhos 76-77
Theodosius, Bishop of Oria 561
Theodosius, Bishop of Syracuse 618
Theodosius I, Emperor 68
Theodosius III, Emperor 330
Theodosius, father of St. Philip of Agira 620
Theodosius, monk and γραµµατικός 270, 557
Theodote, Abbess 676
Theodotus Melissenus, Patriarch of Constantinople 739
Theophanes, chronicler 40, 46-47, 187, 3 (n. 6)
Theophanes, imperial officer 259
Theophanes, Patriarch of Antioch 4, 556
Theophano, Otto II’s wife and Empress 57
Theophilus, Emperor 52, 84, 342, 461
Theophilus, magister officiorum and jurist 765, 768, 777
Theophylact, Duke of Naples 412
Theophylact, Exarch 392, 546
Theophylact, kourator 501
Theudebald, son of Theudebert I 173
Theudebert I, Frankish King 173
Thomas, Bishop of Claudiopolis 81
Tiberius, Emperor 552
Tiberius II, Emperor 33, 145, 179, 329, 765-766
Tiberius III, Emperor 330, 340
Tiberius Petasius, usurper 45
Totila, Ostrogothic King 31, 173, 770
Traianus see Trajan
Trajan, Emperor 268
Trajan, Bishop of Malta 526
Tribonianus, giurist 31(n. 8)
Troilus, patrician 40
Turks 232
Umayyads 45, 80, 204, 212-213, 215-217
Urban II, Pope 234
Ursicinus, Bishop of Ravenna 589-590, 716
Ursus, Bishop of Ravenna 588, 590
Valachs 162 (n. 188)
Valentinian III, Emperor 407, 497
Valerian, Bishop of Aquileia, St. 592, 594
Valerian, Eparch 611
Vandals 162 (n. 188), 405, 407, 499, 503
Varangians 162 (n. 188)
Vespasian, Emperor 352
Victor, Bishop of Ravenna 706
Vigilius, Pope 33-34, 76-77, 585-586
Vincentius, Bishop of Comacchio 369
Vincentius, Bishop of Naples 707
Vincentius of Saragossa, St. 648
Visigoths 32
Vitalianus, Pope 39-40, 80
Vitalis of Castronovo, St. 7, 125, 625-628
Vitus, St 611
William I, King of Sicily 234
William II, King of Sicily 238
William of Apulia, historian 8, 194
Willibald, St. 265, 270
Wisigarda, Lombard Pricess 173
Witigis, Ostrogothic King 29-30, 32,
Wuldetrada, Lombard Princess 173
Zacharias, Bishop of Anagni
Zacharias, Pope 48, 82, 97, 286, 480, 551, 742-743
Zachary see Zacharias
Zirids, Berber dynasty 216, 219
Zitta, magister militum 555
Ziyādat Allāh, Emir of the Aghlabids 51
Zoilus, Patriarch of Alexandria 76
Zosimus, Bishop of Naples 596
Zosimus, Bishop of Syracuse, St. 4, 556, 604, 612-613

Place Names

Aachen 381, 676, 701, 735
Abruzzo 182-185
Abydos 147 (n. 61)
Acerenza, Basilicata 57, 95, 562
Ad Monilia see Moneglia
Ad Novas see Cesenatico
Adige, River 177
Adria, Veneto 370-371
Adriatic Sea 49-50, 52-53, 141, 155, 179, 185, 191, 200, 208-209, 217, 312-315, 317, 343 (n. 88), 344 (n. 93), 345 (and n. 107), 361-362, 366, 371, 377, 379, 381, 453, 459, 464, 467, 522, 699
Aegean Islands 208
Aegean Sea 302, 310-312, 315, 316, 370, 455, 464
Aemilia (via), Roman road 263, 377
Aeolian Islands 207
Africa 9, 15, 29, 31, 36-38, 40-41, 50, 78, 91, 116, 140, 141, 147, 148, 152, 154 (and n. 21), 155, 184, 186, 202, 204-205, 209, 212-214, 216-219, 255, 264, 268, 270, 280, 285, 287-288, 294, 295, 308, 310-311, 313-317, 333, 337, 406-407, 440, 446, 455, 456, 460, 473, 478, 622-623, 770
Agira, Sicily 122, 620
Agnuli, villa of, Apulia 317
Agrigento 93, 318, 475, 482, 604, 617
Aiello, Calabria 57
Akragas, Sicilian river 475; Agrigento
Albagiara, Sardinia (San Lussorio church) 508
Albania 343 (n. 89), 344 (n. 93), 379
Albenga, Liguria 264
Albingaunum see Albenga
Albintimilium see Ventimiglia
Alcantara, River 489
Alesa, Sicily 477; 481
Alessi, River 117
Alexandria 36, 39, 69, 71-73, 78, 86, 272, 331, 458, 463, 473, 642, 736
Algiers 212
Alimini, Lakes, Apulia 460, 467
Almeria 215
Alps 15, 171, 177
Altino, Veneto 91, 362-363, 371-372
Altomonte, Calabria 543
Amalfi 6, 140, 193, 211, 217-219, 240, 279, 280, 294, 295, 416-417, 426, 428, 438 (n. 24), 535, 625, 746, 748; (cathedral, bronze door) 688, 602; (coast), 282; (duchy of) 281, 282; (trade) 294; 344 (n. 100), 345 (and n. 103)
Amantea, Calabria 52, 94-95, 208-209, 217, 267, 442-443, 445
Amerina (via), Roman road 268
Amorion 352
Anagni, Latium 399
Anatolia see Asia Minor
Ancona 267-268, 364 (and n. 18)
(Al-)Andalus 204-205, 212, 215-217
Andria, Apulia 56, 723
Annia (via), Roman road 377
Antinum see Framura
Antioch 30, 69, 71-73, 86, 89, 212, 215, 259, 331, 556; (duke) 159 (and n. 170), 753 (n. 95), 787-788
Apennines 141, 182, 184, 192
Apigliano (near Martano), Apulia 458, 466
Appia (via), Roman road 259-260, 263, 405, 453
Apulia 1, 6-7, 18-19, 53-54, 56, 87, 94-95, 107, 116, 140, 156, 158 (n. 154), 161 (n. 178), 162, 187, 191-194, 208, 215, 227, 267, 279, 281 (and n. 2), 282, 290-295, 306, 317, 343, 344, 345, 353, 354, 419, 421, 445, 453-456, 458-464, 466-467, 542-545, 558-561, 568, 699, 721-722, 777-778, 782-783, 786
Aquileia 77, 91, 175, 262, 268-269, 592-595, 697
Argenta, Emilia-Romagna 177
Arles see Councils, Arles
Armo, near Reggio, Calabria 445
Asia (civil diocese) 69
Asia Minor 13, 37, 40, 54, 107, 119, 122, 124, 144, 162 (n. 191), 182, 313-314, 378, 440
Asidona, Spain 32
Aspromonte, mountain massif, Calabria 290, 435, 439
Assolo, Sardinia (Santa Lucia church) 508
Asuni, Sardina (San Giovanni church) 508
Ateste v. Este
Athens 464, 467, 557, 769 (n. 30)
Atrani, Campania (San Salvatore church) 688
Aurelia (via), Roman road 260-261, 263
Austria 172
Avella, Campania 420, (Grotta di San Michele) 688
Avicenna, Apulia 458
Bagnoli San Gregorio, Sicily 476 (n. 20)
Balearic Islands 37, 93, 496
Balkans 37, 54, 155, 157, 172-173, 179, 184, 191, 290, 343, 443, 645
Bamberg 58
Bari 6, 8, 52-53, 56, 59, 155 (n. 133), 156, 158, 191, 209-210, 219, 225, 232, 238, 263, 267, 290, 293-294, 462, 464-465, 467, 543, 559-561, 601, 628, 653 (n. 54), 749, 779; (citadel) 462, 465, 708, 724; (emirate) 460; (fortifications) 699; (St. Basil) 704; (St. Demetrius) 704; (St. Eustratius) 704; (St. Georgius de Armenis), 543; (St. John the Baptist) 753, 725; (St. John the Evangelist) 723; (St. Mary cathedral) 725; (St. Scholastica monastery) 726; (St. Sophia) 704; (Sts. John and Paul) 725; (Santa Teresa dei Maschi) 725; (Strada Lamberti church) 725; (Trulla) 725; Councils, (Bari)
Barletta, Apulia 6, 291
Barychalla see Altomonte
Basilicata 5-6, 53-54, 56, 107, 116, 121, 125, 128, 160 (n. 171) 162, 192, 215, 227, 232, 235, 237, 279, 281 (n. 3), 291, 343, 446, 448, 543, 545, 611, 621, 624-627, 707, 780
Beirut 765
Benevento 5, 8, 32, 39, 52-53, 156, 158 (n. 154), 159, 180, 185-187, 189, 191-192, 208-209, 211 (n. 60), 263, 411, 413, 417, 453, 456, 458, 463, 559, 597, 600-603, 748; (duchy), 53, 290, 343, 439, 442, 444; (fortifications) 698; (palace) 440; (St. Sophia) 292, 343-344, 687; (Santa Maria Assunta) 695); Councils, Benevento
Berlin 761
Biccari, Apulia 57
Bir Umm Fawakhir, gold-mining Egyptian site 441
Bisignano, Calabria 95, 217
Bitetto, Apulia 56
Bithynia 107, 119, 122
Bitonto, Apulia 560
Bivona see Vibo Valentia
Black Sea 310
Bobbio 678, 737
Bologna 368, 374, 698
Bosphorus 617
Botricello, Calabria 443 (n. 62)
Bourtzanon, chorion 158 (n. 154)
Bova, Calabria 57, 95, 217, 435, 447-448
Brescello, Emilia-Romagna 178-179
Brescia 183; (Santa Giulia museum, marble slabs), 678; (San Salvatore frescoes), 685
Briatico, Calabria 780 (n. 75)
Brindisi 52, 217, 263, 267, 453, 456, 467, 559, 602-603
Bronte, contrada Edera, Sicily 485
Bruttium 147, 149, 282, 285, 289, 439, 440 (n. 32), 442; Calabria
Bruzzano, Calabria 214, 644
Bulgaria 86-87, 343 (n. 88), 551
Butera, Sicily 476; 484
Butrint 379, 464
Cagliari 2, 9, 33, 41, 93, 116, 264, 269, 272, 498, 502, 508, 511, 514, 697
Cairo, Gheniza 217-218
Calabria 1, 4-7, 12-13, 18-19, 46-47, 50-52, 54, 56, 58, 73, 78, 86-87, 94-95, 97, 107, 116-117, 121-128, 140, 147, 150, 152 (and n.105), 154, 158 (n. 155), 159-161 (n. 178), 162, 184, 186, 191-192, 207-211, 214-217, 227, 231-237, 243, 245, 263, 266, 279, 281-282, 287-289, 291-295, 317, 332 (and n. 20), 341, 344-345, 353, 413, 422, 453, 456, 477, 480, 486, 496-497, 541, 543-556, 558-560, 564-568, 604-605, 614, 621-627, 630-631, 642, 644-645, 654, 657, 658-659 (n. 86), 722, 734, 761, 773, 776, 784, 785; (ancient Calabria, i.e. Apulia), 282; (duchy) 122, 147, 149, 152 (and n. 105), 161 (n. 178), 442; (fortifications) 699, 707; (monasteries) 699; (mountains) 292; (patrimonium) 82; (theme), 290. Bruttium
Calamizzi, Calabria (monastery of St. Nicholas) 653
Calanna, Calabria (kastron) 435, 448
Calatafimi, Sicily 474; 479
Caltabellotta, Sicily 94
Calvera, Basilicata 56
Carales, Caralis see Cagliari
Calvi Risorta, Campania (Grotta delle Fornelle) 688
Campania 7-8, 12, 40, 93, 97, 126, 149, 182, 185, 192, 209, 214, 226, 260, 265, 266, 280, 282-283, 287, 289, 291, 306, 316, 405-408, 437, 444, 545, 554, 567-568, 649, 652, 657, (fortifications) 699, 721
Campi Salentina, Apulia (Santa Maria dell’Alto) 456
Campidano, Sardinian plain 506
Canne, Apulia 352
Cannole, Apulia 460
Canosa, Apulia 453, 455, 460, 467, 583, 711; (baptistery of St. John) 711-712; (basilica of the Saviour) 712; (church of the martyrs Cosmas and Damian, i.e. San Leucio), 711-713; (church of St. Peter) 603, 707, 712.
Caorle, Veneto 268
Capernaum, Galilee 623
Capitanata, area of Apulia 57-58, 216, 291
Capo Schiso, Sicily (hoard) 348
Cappadocia 157 (n. 150)
Capri (San Costanzo) 721
Capua 5, 191-192, 263, 265, 405, 407-408, 417-418, 420, 428, 565, 601-602, 751
Carabollace, Sicily 475
Carini, Sicily 94, 475 (n.10)
Carpignano Salentino, Apulia 459, 685, 689-90
Carthage 9, 41, 91, 152, 184, 331-333, 340, 473-475 478-479, 528, 514
Casale di Madonna del Piano, archaeological site, Latium 399
Casale San Donato, archaeological site, Latium 401
Casalini di San Sosti, monastery, Calabria 699
Casaranello, Apulia 455, 686
Cassano, Calabria 209, 217, 448, 566
Castel Trosino, Lombard cemetery 393
Castelseprio, Santa Maria foris Portas 669
Castellaccio, monastery, Calabria 699
Castro, Apulia 95, 456, 465, 723
Castrogiovanni see Enna
Castromercurio, Calabria 124
Castroregio, Calabria 57, 699
Castrum Argenti, Latium 428
Castrum Perti, Liguria 18, 312, 396, 698
Catania 2, 41, 93, 149, 154, 264, 269, 270, 272, 482, 484-485, 332, 340, 489, 556 (n. 136), 604-605, 609-610, 616-618, 631
Catanzaro 57, 289, 437, 440, 442, 447
Caucana, Sicily 19
Cava dei Tirreni, abbey 6, 748 (n. 71)
Cefalù, Sicily 41, 52 (n. 108), 93-94, 154-155, 481; 482; 485
Centumcellae see Civitavecchia
Cephalonia 155, 157 (n. 150)
Cerami, Sicily 489
Cerenzia, Calabria 94
Cesarò, Sicily 489
Cesena 364, 374
Cesenatico, Romagna 260
Chalcedon 110, 111
Chalkidiki, peninsula 107, 122
Cherson 79, 612
Chieti 185
Cignana, Sicily 475
Cilento, area of Campania 227
Cilicia 112, 440
Cimitile, Campania (Basilica Vetus) 688; 721
Cittanova, Veneto (diocesan see and seat of duchy) 372
Cividale, Friuli 91, 175, 583, 593-594
Civitavecchia 265
Classe 17-18, 107, 179-180, 186, 268, 309, 311-312, 352, 366-367, 546, 589; (basilica of St. Apollinaris) 590-591; (basilica of St. Severus) 717; (monastery of Sts. John and Stephen and of St. Mark, Marcellus and Felicola), 109.
Collesano, Sicily 488
Colombarone, archaeological site, Marche 707
Comacchio 50, 257, 270, 312, 318, 352 (and n. 151), 368-370, 373, 377-378, 380-381, 535
Como, Lake 176
Conca, castrum, Marche 43
Concordia Sagittaria, Veneto 364
Contessa Entellina, Sicily 474
Constantinople 1-2, 4, 14-15, 29, 32-33, 36, 45, 53, 94-95, 106, 108, 110, 111, 116, 117, 123, 140-141, 144, 149, 150-152, 144 (n. 3), 147 (n. 61), 174, 182, 189, 193, 235-236, 241, 310, 317, 329-332, 334, 335 (n. 44), 337, 340, 341 (n. 76), 342-343 (and n. 91), 346-347 (and n. 118), 348-349 (and n.130), 367, 388, 390, 394, 428, 440 (and n. 33), 442, 453, 458, 460, 467, 473, 502, 523, 526, 530, 542, 544-549, 552, 556, 559-561, 563, 565, 602, 605, 611-614, 616-617, 623, 628, 642-643, 645-646 (and n. 22), 647 (and n. 29), 648, 650-651, 704-705, 709-711, 713, 717, 721, 733-734, 736, 737 (n. 15), 738, 741, 745, 747, 753, 760-762, 765, 769, 771, 773, 776, 779, 783, 787; (Anaplous district), 111; (Apostoleion) 717; (Chalke gate) 701; (Church) 71-74, 78-79, 82-84, 86, 89, 98, 288, 443-444, 447, 584-585, 645; (Great Palace) 700; (Hiereia Palace) 83; (Justinan’s palace) 715; (Küçükyalı church) 721; (Nea church) 721; (St. Bartholomew, monastery) 650; (St. Sophia) 673, 695, 717; (Sts. Sergius and Bacchus) 391, 674, 715, 719; (Stoudios monastery) 85; (Theodosian harbour) 310; (Theotokos of the Pharos) 721; (walls) 45; Councils, Constantinople
Conversano, Apulia 6, 292
Cordoba 32
Corigliano Salentino, Apulia 243
Corinth 464
Cornus, Sardinia 503
Corsica 141, 205, 215, 496
Cosa, Tuscany 265, 698
Cosenza 95, 217, 435, 446, 543, 565-566
Crati, River 290, 439, 443, 447
Crecchio, Abruzzo 307
Cremona 262
Crepacore, near Torre di Santa Susanna, Apulia 456
Crete 51, 191, 208, 212, 215, 522
Crimea 116
Crotone, Calabria 94-95, 217, 266, 317, 436, 439, 442, 448, 558 (n. 151), 697-698
Cuma, Campania 265, 408, 415
Cutrofiano, Apulia 455
Cyprus 4, 212, 215
Cyrenaica 444
Cyzicus 331
Dacia 268
Dalmatia 15, 29, 50, 155, 157 (n. 150)
Danube 144
Decemnovium see mansio
Decimoputzu, Sardinia 507
Devia, Apulia 57, 699
Dolianova, Sardegna 507
Durres see Dyrrhachium
Dyrrhachium 90, 155, 267, 453, 464, 557
Ebriatico, Calabria 153
Edessa, Mesopotamia (St. Sophia church) 674
Egadi Islands 529
Egnatia (via), Roman road 267, 453
Egnazia, archaological site, Apulia 456
Egypt 37-38, 143-144, 152, 185-186, 212-213, 216, 218-219, 255, 259, 266, 286, 307, 310, 331, 440-441, 455, 463, 477, 544, 549, 552, 555, 624, 642, 646, 762, 776, 778
Emilia-Romagna 45, 93, 97, 183, 185-186, 364, 548
Enna 41, 51, 52 (n. 108), 122, 154, 207, 318, 480; 482; 484; 485; 486; 489
Entella, Sicily 475; 479; 481; 487
Ephesus 107, 119, 122
Eraclea Minoa, Sicily 475
Este, Veneto 363
Etna, Mount 488, 620
Europe 12, 85, 170-171, 194, 295, 312, 378, 378, 583, 670, 685
Faenza, Romagna 364
Fano, Marche 268, 365
Faragola (villa), near Ascoli Satriano, Apulia 454, 458
Farfa, abbey 6, 396, 397, 401
Fasani di Sessa Aurunca, Campania (church of San Michele a Gualani) 688
Fasano, Tempietto di Seppannibale, Apulia 687, 721
Favara, Sicily 475
Ferento, Latium 395
Fermo 33
Ferrara 177, 369
Flaminia (via), Roman road 259, 262-263, 268
Florence 316
Flumini Mannu, River 498
Fondi, Latium 91, 423, 428
Fordongianus, Sardinia 93, 506, 498, 509, 514
Forlì 364
Forlimpopoli, Emilia-Romagna 364
Formia, Latium 422-424
Forum Cornelii see Imola
Forum Livii see Forlì
Forum Popilii see Forlimpopoli
Forum Traiani see Fordongianus
Fossombrone, Marche 284
Framura, Liguria 264
Friuli 175, 183
Gaeta 5, 140, 147 (n. 61), 191, 193, 211, 217, 266, 344 (n. 99 and 100), 345-346, 416-417, 419-420, 422, 746, 751; (duchy) 281-282; (hypati of), 283; (Roman patrimony), 423, 425; (San Giovanni a Mare) 721
Gallipoli, Apulia 7, 87, 94-95, 438, 458, 464-465, 561
Gangi, Sicily 482, 486
Gargano, Apulian promontory 57, 459, 464
Garigliano, River 52-53, 209-210
Gaul 259, 509
Gaulos, Gozo island 527
Gavello, Veneto 370
Gela, Sicily 475; 476
Gennesaret (Kinneret) now Tel Kinrot, Israel 643
Genoa 9, 91, 175, 215, 262, 264, 332
Gerace, Calabria 56, 217, 243, 444 (n. 72), 445, 446, 558, (n. 151)
Gerace, Sicily 486
Germany 509
Gioia Tauro, Calabria 122, 290
Giovinazzo, Apulia 56
Giuliano (Castrignano del Capo), Apulia, (St. Peter’s) 721
Giurdignano, Apulia (Saint Cosmas and Damien church) 455, 732
Gorno Nerezi, Macedonia (St. Panteleimon church) 671
Grado 91, 93, 175, 268-269, 583, 592-596; (fortifications) 697; (St. Euphemia church), 593-594, 672.
Gravina, Apulia 56, 95, 562, 686
Grottaferrata 227, 244, 567, 627, 629, 649, 650, 651, 748, 751, 743 (n. 45); (hymnographical school) 650-651
Grottaglie, Apulia 686
Gubbio, Umbria 185, 284
Hagia Kyriake , see Gerace, Calabria
Heracleia, Pontus 464, 561
Heracliana, Venetia et Histria 77, 268
Herdonia, Apulia 457
Hosios Loukas monastery, Beotia 690
Ifrīqiya see Africa
Illyricum 48, 73, 82-83, 288, 331, 544, 556, 558, 602, 619
Imola, Emilia-Romagna 364, 589
Imperia 264
Ionian Sea (gulf) 302; 317, 440
Isola Comacina, Como Lake 176
Isola di Capo Rizzuto, Calabria 57, 94
Istria 12, 15, 40-41, 50, 53, 93, 97, 147, 262, 268, 270, 361, 368, 372, 377, 381; Venetia et Histria
Italy 2, 5, 9, 30, 33, 35-36, 45, 48, 50, 77, 360-361, 363-364, 367-368, 373-374, 377, 379, 502, 609, 612, 614, 619, 622, 625-627, 629, 631, 760-762, 765-767, 769-782, 784-785, 788
Jato, Sicily 475, 479, 481
Jerusalem 69, 71-72, 106, 113, 123, 259, 617, 622, 643, 644 (and n. 16), 645, 754; (Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, Library) 645; (Holy Sepulchre) 623, 643
Jesi, Marche 284
Jordan, River 623, 643
Julia (via), Roman road 259, 262
Karallos see Cagliari
Kassar, Castronovo, Sicily 51, 482
Kaukana see Caucana
(Al)-Khāliṣa, Palermitan citadel 214
Kos, Greece 718
Laterza, Apulia 723
Latina, Roman road 405
Latinianon (monastic region between Calabria and Basilicata) 124-125, 448, 625
Latium 182, 190-191, 200, 209, 227, 285, 295, 387-388, 395, 397-398, 401, 545, 567-568, 778
Lazica, Georgia 30
Lecce 95, 466-467
Lentini, Sicily 94, 484, 604, 614-615, 618, 723
Leopolis, castrum, Latium 424-425
Lerici, Liguria 264
Leryx see Lerici
Lezhë, Albania 344 (n. 93)
Liburia, Campania 282-283, 288
Libya 185
Liguria 18, 93, 175, 182, 184-185, 259, 263-264, 268, 302, 312, 316, 332, 353, 699
Lilybaeum see Marsala
Limitone dei Greci, Apulia 456
Lipari Island 93-94, 556 (n. 136), 614-617
Locri, Calabria 95, 441
Lombardy 93, 176
Longobucco, Calabria 439
Loppio, Trentino 18, 312
Lucania see Basilicata
Lucca 697
Lucera, Apulia 454
Luni, Toscana 264
Madonie, Mountains, Sicily 489
Maghreb 204, 206, 212-213, 216-217, 522, 525-526, 530, 534, 536
Mahdiyya, Tunisia 213, 217, 219
Majorca see Mallorca
Mallorca 496
Malta 93-94, 207-208, 483, 527, 522, 532, 534-538
Malvito, Calabria 57
Maniace, Sicily 489
Mantua 175-176, 178, 262, 594-595
Mantzikert, Turkey (battle) 89
Maratea, Basilicata 456
Marche 12, 49, 97, 183, 186
Marsala 93-94, 264, 269, 270, 475 (n. 10), 479
Marseille 315
Martirano, Calabria 57
Marzamemi, Sicily (shipload) 710
Massafra, Apulia 699, 723
Matera 95, 465, 541, 568, 723; (Cript of the Original Sin) 687-88
Mazara, Sicily 51, 479; 486; 487
Mediterranean Sea 1, 30, 301-307, 309-311, 313, 315-316, 319, 367, 370, 372, 379, 380-381, 455-456, 461, 463, 467
Melfi 57; Councils, Melfi
Melicuccà, Calabria 624
Melilli, Sicily 476
Melos island, Greece 463
Mercure-Lao, River 107, 446
Merkourion, kastron (Calabria) 124, 448
Merkourion, monastic region (Calabria) 124-126, 446-448, 655, 625, 627, 751
Mesembria, Bulgaria 722
Mesiano, Calabria (castrum) 57, 448
Mesima, River 436
Mesoraca, Calabria 238 (n. 82)
Messina 54, 58, 93-94, 118, 127; (strait) 180, 208, 215, 264, 413, 482, 556 (n. 136), 604, 631, 775, 787; San Salvatore in glossa Phari, monastery .
Metaponto, Basilicata 458
Methone, Peloponnese 644
Milan 68, 75, 77, 91, 93, 175-176, 183, 591, 593, 647
Milazzo, Sicily 489; (hoard), 347 (n. 118)
Mileto, Calabria 57, 233
Minervino, Apulia 56
Minturnae see Minturno
Minturno, Latium 91, 423-425
Miseno, Campania 265, 306, 316, 697
Modena 178, 186
Modica, Sicily 686
Mola di Monte Gelato, archaeological site, Latium 398-399
Molise 182, 185, 186
Moneglia, Liguria 264
Monemvasia, Greece 270
Monopoli, Apulia 56
Monselice, Veneto 179, 364
Monte Sant’Angelo, Apulia 653 (n. 54), 721 (n. 165); (St. Michael sanctuary) 459, 688, 710
Montecassino 6, 52, 56, 193, 292, 421-422, 426-428, 565, 567, 650, 686, 688, 748, 751
Montefeltro 284
Montemilone, Basilicata 56
Montescaglioso, Basilicata 56, 699
Montiferru, Sardinian mountains 511
Moravia 86
Morgantina, Sicily 485; 487
Motta della Girata, archaeological site, Comacchio 380
Mottola, Apulia 686, 699, 723
Mount Athos 107, 120, 122, 126, 558, 748
Mount Ganos, Thrace 107, 122, 463
Mount Lactarius, Campania 31
Mount Pelion, Thessaly 122
Mount Teja, Sicily 122
Müstair, abbey of St. John 685
Muro Leccese, Apulia (St. Marina church) 465, 721
Myria, Calabria 439 (n. 30)
Myra, Lycia 653 (n. 54)
Naples 2, 5-7, 9, 12-13, 17, 29, 39, 41, 83-84, 93, 97, 145 (and n. 42), 147, 161 (n. 182), 183, 189, 190-191, 193, 205, 209, 211, 214, 217, 226, 240, 263, 265-266, 268, 272, 308, 311, 315-316, 329, 330, 332 (and n. 21), 333 (and n. 25), 337 (and n. 57), 338, 340, 344 (n. 99 and 100), 351-352, 405-407, 409-410, 414-415, 419, 421, 425-426, 428, 436, 442, 456, 547, 551-554, 556 (n. 134), 562, 567, 617, 746-748, 773 (n. 52); (aqueduct) 696; (casales), 285, 287, 294, 295; (castrum Lucullanum - Paleapolis and castrum sancti Salvatoris), 408; (curia) 33; (duchy) 149, 279, 281-283, 285, 288, 289, 294; (episcopium) 599; (fortifications) 697-698, 707; (Greek monasteries: Sant’Anastasio, Sant’Antonio, San Demetrio, San Marcellino and San Pietro, Santi Teodoro and Sebastiano) 552-554; (militia) 295; (oratory of St. Asprenus) 722; (Piazza Municipio) 266; (Portus de Arcina e Portus Vulpulum) 266; (Roman patrimony of), 285; (San Gennaro) 478 (n. 24), 552, 583, 592, 596-603, 597 600; (San Giovanni Maggiore) 747; (San Gregorio Armeno) 748; (Santa Maria di Regina Coeli) 748 (n. 68); (Santa Restituta), 597; (Stephania cathedral), 599-600; (Santi Sergio e Bacco) 748; (Severiana – Saint George), 598.
Narni, Umbria 185
Nebrodi, Mountains, Sicily 489
Neocastro see Nicastro
Nerezi see Gorno Nerezi
Nessana, Palestine 144 (n. 26)
Nicaea 718
Nicastro, Calabria 57, 95
Nicomedia 331
Nicopolis see Santa Severina
Nicosia, Sicily 489
Nicotera, Calabria 94-95, 267, 440, 443, 558 (n. 151); (massa Nicoterana) 436, 438 (n. 24)
Ninfa, Roman massa 286
Nola, Campania 265
Noli, Liguria 312
Nora, Sardinia 504-505
Norma, Roman massa 286
Nurachi, Sardinia 507
Oderzo, Veneto 91, 175, 186, 283, 364, 697-698
Olbia, Sardinia 93, 498, 514
Olevano sul Tusciano, Campania 688
Olivolo, Venice 371-372, 592, 594
Olympus, Mount, Bithynia 628
Opitergium see Oderzo
Oppido, Calabria 56-57, 95, 99, 122, 158 (n. 154), 214, 447, 566; (cathedral) 293
Oria, Apulia 214, 458, 460, 465 (and n. 39), 561; (cathedral) 293; (Santa Maria di Gallana) 721
Oriolo, Calabria 56-57
Oristano 515
Orte, Latium 185
Ortona 697
Orune, Sardinia (Sant’Efis) 512 (and n. 74)
Orvieto 697
Osimo, Marche 284
Ostia, Latium 91, 257, 265, 405
Ostrovo, Macedonia 59
Otranto 7, 53, 87-88, 94-95, 118, 192, 214, 217, 243, 245, 267, 270, 437 (and n. 19), 453, 455-457, 460-461, 463, 467, 561-562, 602; (duchy),152; 306, (St. Peter church) 465, 686, 690, 722, 726; (walls) 466
Pado Vetere (S. Maria in Pado Vetere), archaological site, Comacchio 380
Padria, Sardinia (Santa Giulia church) 508
Padua 175, 178-179, 364
Palagiano, Apulia 158 (n. 155), 162 (n. 183), 291, 699
Palermo 52 (n. 108), 93-94, 206, 210-211, 214, 217, 219, 233, 413, 264, 269, 270, 475, 482, 487, 564, 787
Palestine 212, 287-288, 544, 549, 552, 555-556, 642, 643, 644, 646, 651, 776; (monastery of St. Sabas) 681, 683
Palmi, Calabria 122, 630
Palomonte, Campania 688
Panaro, River 186
Pantalica, Sicily 723
Pantelleria 207-208, 306, 529
Paphlagonia 161 (n. 178), 162 (n. 191); (duke), 162 (n. 191)
Paphos, Cyprus (St. Neophytos monastery) 671-672
Paros, Greece 718
Parenzo see Poreč
Parma 178-179
Patras 438, 624
Patti, Sicily 476 (n. 20); 489
Pavia 159, 175-176, 189, 378, 428
Pazzano, Calabria (Madonna del Monte Stella) 686
Peloponnese 446-447
Pelusium, Egypt 30
Pentapolis 41, 107, 263, 268, 279, 281, 283, 284, 285, 286, 360, 364, 368, 373-374, 544
Pentedattilo, Calabria 56, 217, 448, 654
Persia 643
Perugia 141, 284
Pesaro 97, 268, 365, 697-698
Pescara 697
Peschici, Apulia 699
Petra Kaukas, Calabria 217, 448
Phausania see Olbia
Phogla, Pamphylia 644
Piacenza 178, 262, 263
Pian della Tirrena (Temesa, Tempsa), Calabria 441-442, 443 (and n. 54)
Piedmont see Piemonte
Piemonte 91, 93, 183, 361
Pietrapertosa, Basilicata (kastron, kastellion) 448
Pisa 115; (Portus Pisanus) 263, 264, 265; (San Rossore) 265
Pisidia, Asia Minor 151 (n. 93)
Platani, River 482, 484-485
Po, River 270, 368-370, 372-373, 378, 380
Po, Valley 50, 173-174, 176-177, 179-180, 184-186, 263, 378-379
Poggiardo, Apulia 723
Pola, Istria 262, (Santa Maria Formosa) 672, 713
Polignano, Apulia 56
Polsi, Calabria (sanctuary of Santa Maria di Polsi) 659
Pompeia (via), Roman road 264
Ponthion, France 83
Pontica, civil diocese 69, 331
Popilia (via), Roman road 263
Popilia-Annia (via), Roman road 260, 262
Populonia, Tuscany 91
Poreč 583, 592, 594, 595; (Euphrasiana church) 672, 718
Poro, Mount, Calabria 437
Porto Cesareo, Apulia 460
Porto Torres, Sardinia 93, 264, 269
Porto Venere, Liguria 264
Portofino, Liguria 264
Portus Cosanus see Cosa
Portus Delphini see Portofino
Portus Mauricii see Imperia
Portus Misenus see Miseno
Portus Pisanus see Pisa
Portus Romae see Roma
Portus Veneris see Porto Venere
Posada, Sardinia (Santi Stefano e Giovanni) 508
Postumia (via), Roman road 262
Pozzuoli, Campania 265, 405-406, 420
Presinace, monastery, Calabria 699
Priolo, Sicily 476
Priverno, Latium 395
Proconnesus, island 709
Provence 176-177
Puglia see Apulia
Pugliano, Campania (sanctuary of Santa Maria) 748 (n. 68)
Pula see Pola
Qayrawān, Tunisia 51
Quattro Macine, near Giuggianello, Apulia 458
Quote San Francesco, Calabria (praetorium) 441, 707
Rabatana see Tursi
Racalmuto, Sicily (hoard) 347 (n. 118), 350 (and n. 132)
Ragusa (Dubrovnik), Dalmatia 53
Ragusa, Sicily 154, 476, 484
Ramacca, Sicily 488
Rametta see Rometta
Randazzo, Sicily 489
Ravenna 1-2, 9, 11-13, 14, 17-18, 29, 41, 44-45, 48, 97, 106-109, 111, 114, 141, 143-145, 147, 149 (and n. 81), 150, 170, 175, 177-180, 182, 184-186, 189-190, 225, 260, 262, 264-265, 268-270, 272, 280-281, 283, 285, 287, 289, 295, 312, 315, 329, 330, 331 (and n. 9), 332, 333 (and nn. 25-26), 334, 335 (and n. 37), 336 (and n. 47), 337 (and n. 55), 338, 339 (and n. 67), 340 (and n. 69 and 73), 341, 349, 353, 361, 365-370, 372, 374, 377, 380, 390, 410-411, 455-456, 476, 478, 480, 542-548, 554, 559, 561, 583-585, 587-592, 612, 618, 713-714, 734-737, 746, 761, 771, 773, 777; (aqueduct) 696; (archbishops) 285, 288, 369-370; (archives) 706; (Arian baptistery, i.e. S. Maria in Cosmedin) 366, 716; (Arian episcopium) 706; (aristocracy) 381; (Chalke) 546; (Church) 43, 76-77, 90-91, 93, 95, 97, 282, 284 (and n. 12), 286-287, 368, 370, 375; (ciborium of Bishop Eleuchadius) 675; (cimeliarchium) 706; (curia) 33; (Domus Tricoli) 706, 713; (Domus of via D’Azeglio) 17, 707; (Ecclesia Gothorum) 366; (episcopium) 704-706; (exkoubita) 701; (hippodrome) 701; (Maximian’s throne) 591, 593, 595, 596, 600-601, 604; (monasteries) 11, 109, 717; (Moneta Aurea) 366, 701; (Palace) 700-702, 717; (papyri of) 280; (Quinque Accubita) 705; (salutatorium) 706; (San Giovanni Evangelista) 366, 546, 703; (San Michele in Africisco) 715-716; (San Probo) 713; (San Salvatore ad Chalchi) 701; (San Teodoro ad Chalchi) 717; (San Vitale) 180, 589-590, 592, 673-675, 713-716; (Santa Croce) 366; (Sant’Eufemia ad Mare) 713-714; (Santa Maria ad Blachernas) 546, 717; (Santa Maria Ipapanti) 717; (Sant’ Andrea) 713 (Sant’Apollinare in Classe) 674, 715-716; (Sant’Apollinare Nuovo) 366, 672-775, 700-701, 703; (Santo Stefano) 714; (sarcophagus of Archbishop Felix) 675; (sarcophagus of Archbishop Theodore) 675; (Ursiana cathedral) 588, 717; (vivarium) 706-707
Reggio Calabria 52, 56, 59, 94, 211, 214-215, 217, 232, 235, 243, 263, 266, 270, 290, 294, 317, 332, 341 (and n. 77), 342, 343 (n. 90), 344, 434, 436 (and n. 10), 438-439, 441, 444, 446, 448-449, 543, 551, 562, 601-602, 604, 618, 624, 626, 653, 750-751, 786; (archbishop) 558 (n. 151); (cathedral) 290-291, 293; (Church) 449:(fortifications) 436, 448, 698; (praetorium) 708
Reggio Emilia 178-179, 592-593
Retia 176
Rieti 33
Rimini 29, 43, 260, 262-263,268, 284, 365, 374
Rocca Sant’Aniceto, Calabria (castrum) 448
Rocchicella di Mineo, Sicily 313, 483, 485-486
Romagna 12, 49, 93, 97, 368, 375, 547 ‘Emilia-Romagna’
Rome 1-2, 4, 9-10, 11-14, 17, 29, 33, 39, 41, 43, 52, 78, 80, 95, 106, 109-116, 126, 141, 144-148, 149 (n. 81), 150, 170, 182-185, 187, 189-190, 209, 225-227, 244-245, 259, 260, 263, 265, 269, 272, 280-281, 283, 285-288, 289 (and n. 31), 295, 309, 329, 330, 331 (and n. 9), 332, 333 (and n. 26), 334 (n. 34), 335-336, 337 (and 56), 338, 339 (and n. 67), 340, 341, 349 (and n. 126 and 129), 352, 353, 387-394,397, 406, 425, 428, 441, 453, 456, 475, 478, 526, 528, 541-542, 544-552, 556, 563, 567, 583-592, 595-598, 601-605, 611-612, 617, 620, 623-627, 642-643, 645, 649, 651, 738-740, 744-746, 751, 761, 771-773, 776 (n. 58), 777; (Aniene bridge) 696; (aqueduct) 696; (Arch of Janus) 697; (Arch of Septimius Severus) 719; (Athenaeum) 393, 395; (Aurelian walls) 388, 390, 394; (Aventine hill) 391; (Basilica Aemilia) 389; (Basilica Julia) 719; (Caelian hill) 391; (catacombs) 390; (Church), 43, 48, 69, 71-80, 82, 84, 86, 89, 91, 93, 95, 282, 283 (and n. 10) 284-288, 434, 436; (Coliseum) 389-390; (column of Phocas) 696-697; (Crypta Balbi)17, 183, 308-309, 311, 318, 352, 391-393; (Curia senatus) 390; (Domus Tiberiana) 704; (Duchy) 107, 116, 149, 281-282, 286, 288, 395, 397; (fortifications) 697; (Forty Martyrs Chapel) 703; (Forum) 541, 389, 393, 696-697, 704; (Forum of Peace) 719; (Greek monasteries) 110-114, 549-551, 627, 720; (Horti Sallustiani and Luculliani) 701-703; (Lateran Palace) 79, 86, 149, 389-390, 706; (Nerva’s forum) 389; (Ostiense gate) 388; (Palatine hill and palace) 389, 700-703; (Pantheon/Santa Maria ad Martyres) 39, 390; (patrimonies) 46-47, 82-83, 96, 295, 423, 425, 443 (n. 63), 441; (Portus Romae) 257, 265, 270, 405; (Salarian bridge) 541; (San Cesario in Palatio) 703, 738; (San Clemente) 717-718; (San Gregorio) 721; (San Lorenzo fuori le Mura) 96, 390, 598, 678, 719; (San Lorenzo al Verano) 114; (San Lorenzo in Pallacinis) 391, 393; (San Marco) 678, 681; (San Paolo fuori le Mura) 96, 112, 389, 688-89; (San Pietro) 46, 96, 389, 584-5, 587, 592, 643 (n. 11), 719; (San Saba) 721, 738, 745; (San Salvatore [Giovanni] in Laterano, San Venanzio Chapel) 96, 388, 678; (San Silvestro in Capite) 721, 738; (San Teodoro) 391, 703, 719; (Sant’Agata de Subura) 721; (Sant’Agnese fuori le Mura) 390, 678, 719; (Sant’ Anastasia) 703; (Santa Cecilia in Trastevere) 678, 681; (Santa Croce) 703; (Santa Maria Antiqua) 550, 587, 678-81, 685, 703-704, 719, 741; (Santa Maria in Aquiro) 719; (Santa Maria in Cannapara) 719; (Santa Maria in Cosmedin) 719; (Santa Maria in Domnica), 678, 681; (Santa Maria in Via Lata) 719; (Santa Maria Maggiore) 96, 389, 648, 738; (Santa Prassede) 678, 681-683, 738; (Santi Cosma e Damiano) 718-719; (Santi Nereo e Achilleo) 678; (Santi Sergio e Bacco) 719-721; (Sant’ Adriano) 390, 719; (Sant’ Anastasio in Aquas Salvias) 720; (Sant’ Andrea) 720; (Sant’ Erasmo al Celio) 720, 738; (Santo Stefano Rotondo) 678, 721; (Sessorianum) 703; (supply) 440, 442; (tombs of the apostles Peter and Paul) 643 (and. n. 11); (Trajan’s column) 697; (Trajan’s Forum) 389; Patrimonium beati Petri and domuscultae
Rometta, Sicily 54, 58, 215, 488, 490, 754
Rossano, Calabria 56-57, 94-95, 117, 126, 209, 217, 236, 243, 292, 565, 627; (cathedral) 653, 654 (n. 59), 686, 722, 751, 777; (castrum) 445, 448; (Gospels) 671; (monastery of Nea Hodegetria or “of Patir”) 117, 128, 631, 645, 743 (n. 45), 777, 786; (monastery of St. Hadrian) 751; (St. Mark church) 722
Rudiae, Apulia 457
Rutigliano, Apulia (St. Apollinaris) 721
Sabina 397-398, 401
Saint Bartolomew of Trigona see San Bartolomeo of Trigona
Saint John Theristes see San Giovanni Teriste
Saint Mark, sanctuary, Alexandria 624
Saint Mary of Grottaferrata , see Grottaferrata, Santa Maria di Grottaferranta
Saint Mary of Patir see Rossano
Saint Menas, Egyptian sanctuary 623
Saint Michael of Valleluce see Valleluce, San Michele
Saint Nicholas of Casole see San Nicola di Casole
Saint Phantinus the Elder, Calabrian monastery 630
Saint Philip of Agira see San Filippo d’Agira
Saint Sabas, Palestinian laura 111
Saint Saviour in glossa Phari (or de lingua Phari) see San Salvatore in glossa Phari
Saints Cyrus and John, Egyptian sanctuary 623
Saints Elias and Anastasius of Carbone see Santi Elia e Anastasio of Carbone
Saints Elias and Philaretus, Calabrian monastery 631
Salento 5, 54, 84, 183, 214, 217, 227, 231, 238, 241, 243, 285, 291, 306, 313, 317, 544-545, 559, 561-562, 568, 644 (n. 16), 648, 657, 778
Salerno 5, 8, 53, 88, 191, 193, 227, 232, 283, 344 (and n. 100), 345 (and n. 103), 346, 352, 415, 417, 420-421, 436-437, 565, 567, 601, 625; (cathedral, bronze door), 688-89; (fortifications) 698
Saline, eparchy or tourma (Calabria) 122-124, 444, 622, 631
Salso, River 122
Salve, Apulia 686
San Bartolomeo of Trigona, Calabrese monastery 117-118
San Benedetto di Montecassino see Montecassino
San Demetrio Corone, Calabria (church of St. Hadrian) 126
San Filippo d’Agira, Sicilian monastery 122, 125, 480, 625-626
San Giovanni Malcantone, Apulian monastery 455
San Giovanni di Ruoti, Basilicata 707
San Giovanni Teriste, Calabrian monastery 128
San Giusto, Apulia 454-455; saltus Carminianensis
San Marco, Sicily 489
San Martino di Copanello, Calabria 117
San Michele in Valleluce, monastery, Lazio 627
San Miserino, Apulia (church and vicus) 455
San Nicola di Casole, monastery, Apulia 118, 243, 455
San Pietro di Crepacore, Apulia (church) 721
San Rossore see Pisa
San Salvatore in glossa Phari, monastery, Messina 118, 127, 235, 239, 243, 564, 631, 775, 777
San Vincenzo al Volturno, abbey 6, 52, 56, 193, 292, 416, 426; (crypt of Epiphanius), 670, 687-88
San Vito del Pizzo, monastery see Taranto
Sanarica, Apulia 725
Sandalo, River 369
Sant’Agata, Calabria 57
Sant’Andrea al Monte Soratte, monastery, Latium 48
Sant’Angelo in Formis, Campania 686
Sant’Angelo di Frigilo, Cistercian abbey 238 (n. 82)
Sant’Antioco, Sardinia 93, 498
Sant’Antonino di Perti see castrum Perti
Sant’Eufemia d’Aspromonte, Calabria 118
Santa Filitica di Sorso, Sardinia 505, 512, 514
Santa Maria di Farfa see Farfa
Santa Maria di Grottaferrata see Grottaferrata
Santa Severina, Calabria 52, 57, 209, 217, 242, 443 (and n. 64), 444-446, 561
Santi Elia e Anastasio di Carbone, monastery, Basilicata 127, 227, 235
Saraceno, Sicily 475
Sardica see Councils, Sardica
Sardinia 1, 3, 9, 13, 15, 18, 31, 40-41, 44, 50-51, 84, 93, 107, 115, 116, 140-141, 148 (n. 72), 200, 202, 204-205, 259, 264, 266, 269, 302, 317, 329, 330, 333 (and n. 24 and 26), 340, 456, 496-497, 499, 502, 505, 509, 514, 699, 721
Sassari 515
Savona 264
Savoy 176
Savuto, River 441
Scalea, Calabria 57, 267; (chiesa dello Spedale) 686
Scolacium see (near modern) Squillace
Scribla, Calabria 699
Segesta, Sicily 475, 481, 487
Segesta Tigullorum see Sestri Levante
Selinunte, Sicily 475 (n. 10)
Selinuntina (via), Roman road 264
Seminara, Calabria 123
Senafer (near modern Oristano) 93, 503
Senigallia 43, 268, 284, 364
Serperi, Campania 627, 751
Serre, Calabrese mountain range 435
Sestri Levante, Liguria 264
Sibari, Calabria 91, 94, 436 (and n. 9), 442 (n. 58), 436 (and n. 9)
Sicily 3-5, 7, 9, 12-13, 15, 18-19, 29, 31, 33, 36, 38-41, 46-47, 50-52, 54, 58, 73, 78, 83-84, 86, 91, 93-95, 107, 116, 122, 127, 184, 186-187, 191, 193, 200-209, 211-219, 225, 227, 230, 233, 235, 238, 243, 259-260, 264-266, 269, 279, 280-282, 284-290, 294-295, 302, 306, 311, 313, 316-319, 368, 392, 407, 411, 413, 434, 436, 441, 442, 444, 446, 456, 459, 463, 467, 522-525, 527, 541, 544-545, 549, 552, 554-555, 557, 561, 566, 568, 601-602, 604, 609, 612, 614-619, 621-622, 625-626, 630-631, 641-643, 645-646, 650, 657, 699, 721, 723, 760-761, 769-770, 773-774, 778, 784-785, 788
Siderno, Calabria 439
Sigrò (near Palmi), Calabria 630
Sila, mountain mass 290, 291, 292, 436, 443 (n. 62), 444-446
Simeto, River 122
Sinai 643; (St. Catherine’s monastery) 645, 675, 689
Siponto, Apulia 458, 725; (basilica of the martyrs Stephen and Agatha) 710, (St. John the Baptist) 710; (St. Mary) 710
Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica) 144, 145
Siurgus, Sardinia 501
Skiprou, Greece (church of the Dormition) 721
Slovakia 172
Soleto, Apulia 243
Sophiana, Sicily 475; 479; 483; 486; 488
Sorrento 240, 408, 420
Spain 9, 32, 186, 255
Spinazzola, Apulia 463
Spoleto 32, 179-180, 185-186, 189, 263, 397, 401, 424, 697
Squillace, Calabria 18, 91, 94-95, 117, 233, 317, 436-440, 443, 445, 448, 558 (n. 152), 698, 707; (castrum of Scolacium) 443, 445, 448
Stilo, Calabria 57, 217, 448, 449, 560, (Cattolica) 722
Stoudios monastery see Constantinople
Subiaco (abbey) 397
Suelli, Sardinia 501, 506
Suessola, Campania 265
Suio, Latium 428
Sulcis see Sant’Antioco
Supersano, Apulia 458
Susa, Piedmont 176, 177
Syracuse 2, 39-41, 52 (and n. 108), 77, 84, 93-94, 98, 154, 191, 204, 207, 209, 264, 269-272, 317, 332 (and n. 17), 340-342, 347 (n. 118), 348, 352, 412, 441, 476, 480, 482, 483, 484, 485, 487, 490, 523-524, 555-556, 558, 566, 602, 604, 610, 613, 615-616, 618-619, 699, 753; (curia) 33; (Constans’ baths) 704; (Imperial palace) 704; (Ortygia) 488; (Temple of Athena) 699.
Syria 30, 78, 177, 188, 212, 392, 544, 549, 552, 555, 642, 644, 646, 651, 776
Tabellaria, Latium 260
Tabgha, Galilee 623
Tabor, Mount, Galilee 623
Taginae, Umbria (battle) 31, 173
Taormina 52 (n. 108), 54, 87, 93-94, 207, 215, 264, 437, 487-490, 556 (n. 136), 557, 566, 604, 615-616, 618-619, 621, 708
Taranto 5, 39, 52, 54, 208-210, 214, 227 (and n. 13), 231, 232, 263, 266-267, 291, 442 (n. 58), 445, 456, 458, 460, 466, 551, 559, 562-564, 568, 602-603, 749, 778; (acropolis) 436, 699; (cathedral of St. Cataldus) 726-727; (fortifications) 697-699, (imperial palace) 704 (monastery of San Pietro Imperiale) 709, 749, 778; (monastery of San Vito del Pizzo) 564, 749, (monastery of SS. Andrea e Bartolomeo de Insula Parva) 749
Tauriana, Calabria 91, 94-95, 443, 445, 558 (n. 151), 708
Taverna, Calabria 57
Tavoliere, Apulian plain 292, 294
Temesa, Tempsa see Pian della Tirena
Terlizzi, Apulia 6
Termini Imerese, Sicily 94, 477, 481, 487-490, 556 (n. 136)
Terracina, Latium 190, 260, 396, 423, 424, 696
Tharros, Sardinia 498, 500, (San Giorgio di Sinis) 514
Thessaloniki 47, 123-124, 331, 623, 628, 645, 650, 657
Thessaly 122
Thrace 78-79, 107, 122, 144, 154, 440, 620; (civil diocese), 69
Thurii see Sibari
Tiber, River 263, 270, 318, 389-390, 394, 397-398
Tiberias, Lake 623
Tindari, Sicily 33, 93-94, 477
Tiriolo, Calabria (castrum) 289, 440, 699
Toirano, Liguria 264.
Torba (Lombard monastery) 685
Torcello, island of Venice lagoon 268, 592, 594, 371-372, 717
Torre del Mare, Liguria 699
Torre Santa Susanna, Apulia 686
Tours 647
Traetto, Latium 425, 428; (patrimony of) 285, 425-426
Traiana (via), Roman road 260, 263
Trani, Apulia 455, 458, 560, 603, 725
Trapani 479; 487
Trapeana massa see Tropea
Trentino 312
Treviso 262
Tricarico, Basilicata 58, 95, 562
Triocala see Caltabellotta
Tripoli 269, 617, 623
Tripolitania 522
Troia, Apulia 6, 57-58, 463, 560
Troina, Sicily 489
Tropea, Calabria 41, 51, 95, 154, 209, 267, 558 (n. 151); (massa Trapeana) 434, 440, 445, 486
Tunisia 51, 478, 522, 530
Turris Libisonis see Porto Torres
Tursi, Basilicata 56, 95, 543, 543, 562
Tuscany 93, 175, 180, 185, 316, 398, 401, 424
Tuscia 91, 185, 262-263, 699
Tyrrhenian Sea 141, 185, 191, 193, 305, 317, 344, 345, 294, 413, 426, 522; (duchies), 41, 57, 230, 281, 294
Umbria 97, 179
Umbriatico, Calabria 57, 94
Urbino 185, 698
Vaccarizza, Apulia 56, 699
Vada Sabatia see Vado Ligure
Vada Volaterrana, Tuscany 316
Vado Ligure 264
Val Demone, Sicily 231, 473, 484, 488-489
Val di Mazara, Sicily 473
Val di Noto, Sicily 473
Valeria (via), Roman road 264
Valleluce, Latium (monastery of St. Michael) 751
Vallermosa, Sardinia (Santa Maria church) 508
Valtellina, Italian region 176
Varatelia see Toirano
Varigotti, Liguria 264.
Vaste, Apulia 686
Vatican City 390
Venetia et Histria 12, 90-91, 279, 283, 363, 592-595; Provinces, Italian
Veneto 91, 97, 178, 182
Venice 12-14, 50, 147, 155, 173, 200, 217, 225, 257, 269-270, 334, 340, 344, 360, 362, 369, 371, 373, 380-381, 547, 777, 785 (n. 87); (duchy) 360; (Malamocco) 372; (merchands) 381; (Rivoalto) 373; (San Lorenzo di Ammiana, island of the Venice lagoon) 372; (San Francesco del Deserto, island of the Venitian lagoon) 371-372; (San Marco) 688, 717; (Venetian aristocracy) 373, 381; (Venetian lagoons) 12, 41, 279, 282, 365, 368-371, 377, 380-381, 535, 594-595; Torcello
Ventimiglia, Liguria 264
Veretum, Apulia 456
Verona 175, 262, 374
Vibo Valentia, Calabria 94-95, 436-437, 440, 558
Vibona see Vibo Valentia
Vicenza 175
Vicus Habentia see Voghenza
Vieste, Apulia 56
Vignale see mansio
Villamagna, archaeological site, Latium 399
Viterbo 395
Vito Soldano, Sicily 475
Vivarium monastery, Calabria 117
Voghenza 369
York 78, 550

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A Companion to Byzantine Italy

Series:  Brill's Companions to the Byzantine World, Volume: 8
Cover A Companion to Byzantine Italy
E-Book ISBN:
9789004307704
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
22 Jan 2021
  • Subjects
    • Art History
      • Archaeology
    • History
      • Medieval History
      • Church History
      • Social History
      • Byzantine Studies
Front Matter
Copyright page
Abbreviations
Maps and Figures
Notes on Contributors
Introduction Mapping the Memory of Byzantine Italy
Part 1 Society and Institutions
Chapter 1 Politics and Society
Chapter 2 Ecclesiastic Life and Its Institutions
Chapter 3 Monastic Life and Its Institutions
Chapter 4 Byzantine Administration and the Army
Chapter 5 Byzantines and Lombards
Chapter 6 Byzantium and Islam in Southern Italy (7th–11th Century)
Chapter 7 Greek Communities in Post-Byzantine Italy
Part 2 Communications, Economy and Landscape
Chapter 8 The Network of Interregional Roads and Harbours
Chapter 9 Rural Economy: Organization, Exploitation and Resources
Chapter 10 Non-Agricultural Items: Local Production, Importation and Redistribution
Chapter 11 Mints, Coin Production and Circulation
Chapter 12 The Venetiae, the Exarchate and the Pentapolis
Chapter 13 Rome and the Roman Duchy
Chapter 14 Byzantine Naples and Gaeta
Chapter 15 Byzantine Calabria
Chapter 16 Byzantine Apulia
Chapter 17 Byzantine Sicily
Chapter 18 Byzantine Sardinia
Chapter 19 Byzantine Malta
Part 3 Culture and Education
Chapter 20 Greek and Latin in Byzantine Italy (6th–11th Century)
Chapter 21 Bishops, Cities, and Historical Memory in Byzantine Italy
Chapter 22 Telling the Sanctity in Byzantine Italy
Chapter 23 Devotion and Prayer in Byzantine Italy
Chapter 24 Medieval Art in Italy and Byzantium (ca. 550–1050): A Viaticum
Chapter 25 Conceiving Social Space in Byzantine Italy: Monumental Architecture and Building Typologies
Chapter 26 Literary and Book Production in Byzantine Italy
Chapter 27 Legal Texts and Juridical Practice in Byzantine Italy
Back Matter
Index of Names
Index of Subjects

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