Mango, Scott (eds), The Chronicle of Theophanes Confessor (1999)
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Abbreviation
Mango, Scott (eds), The Chronicle of Theophanes Confessor (1999)
Form of publication
Book

Theophanes Confessor, The Chronicle of Theophanes Confessor. Byzantine and Near Eastern History AD 284-813, Cyril Mango, Roger Scott (Tr., Introduction and Commentary) (Oxford University Press, Reprinted 1999, Oxford 1999)

Collective work
Yes
ISBN / ISSN
ISBN 0-19-822568-7
First edition
Date of publication of first edition
1997
Source
Yes
Data

From the Preface: “The Chronicle that geos under the name of Theophanes Confessor (d. 818) is a major source for the history not only of the East Roman or Byzantine Empire, but also for that of the Near East after the Arab conquest. That is not to say that its value is uniform for the entire period it covers, namely from AD 284/5 to 813. Roughly it’s first half in terms of pages of text, from 284/5 to 602, is based on sources that are, by and large, available to us in one form or another, although occasionally Theophanes does yield items of information that cannot be found elsewhere. From AD 602 to 813, however, Theophanes is for us a primary source in the sense that the writings he utilized have been almost entirely lost.”

Contents: Preface V. Conventions Adopted XI, Abbreviations XIII, Introduction XlIII. Preface to Chronographia 1, Genealogy 3. Chronographia (English tr.) 5-688. Glossary 689-694. General Index 695-743. Index of Greek Words 744.

Key words
Africa, Late Antiquity.
Alexandria, Egypt.
Anastasius I, emperor.
Antioch / Antakya.
Arabs.
Arian, Arianism.
Armenia.
Armeniakon Thema, Byz. admin. unit.
Avars.
Balkans.
Bulgarians.
Byzantine Africa.
Byzantine cities.
Byzantine emperors.
Byzantine Empire.
Byzantine institutions.
Byzantine monuments.
Byzantine nobility / noblemen.
Byzantine sources.
Byzantines.
Caliphate.
Cappadocia.
Chronicon Paschale.
Clergy, clergymen.
Constantinople / Polis / Istanbul.
Cyzicus / Kyzikos.
Dara / Daras.
Early Byzantine period.
Easter.
Ecclesiastical history.
Edessa / Urfa.
Egypt.
Golden Gate.
Heraclius, emperor.
Hippodrome.
Holy Land.
Holy Wisdom of God / Hagia Sophia.
Iconoclasm.
Institutions.
Irene the Athenian, empress.
Jesus Christ.
Jewish communities, antiquity.
Kadıköy / Chalcedon.
Kawad I.
Khusrau I / Chosroes I.
Khusrau II / Chosroes II.
Land Walls.
Late Antiquity.
Mesopotamia.
Middle Byzantine period.
Middle East.
Monasteries.
Orthodox churches.
Palace, palaces.
Patriarch of Constantinople.
Persia.
Propontis / Sea of Marmara.
River.
Roman Empire.
Rome.
Saints.
Saracens.
Sasanids / Sassanian Persians.
Shapur II.
Sicily.
Slavs.
Syria.
Thema, Byz. admin. unit.
Theophanes the Confessor.
Thrace.
Thracesian Thema / Thracesian Theme / Thracesians.