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Constantiolus

General of the Byzantine Empire

Constantiolus was named Florentius. No details are given about him, though he could be identified with Florentius, Roman consul in 515. Constantiolus

Constantiolus

Godilas

the Black Sea. Later that year, Godilas joined forces with Ascum and Constantiolus in facing an ongoing invasion of Huns/Bulgars in Thrace. The Byzantine

Godilas

Nika riots

532 Byzantine revolt against Justinian I

commanders following suit. Then, the troops led by Belisarius, Mundus, and Constantiolus stormed into the Hippodrome, with Belisarius capturing Hypatius and

Nika riots

Nika_riots

Bulgars

Turkic tribal confederation

Scythia Minor and Moesia. A Roman army led by magister militum Ascum and Constantiolus intercepted and defeated them in Thrace; however, another raiding party

Bulgars

Justin (Moesia)

General of the Byzantine Empire

Justin was killed in that battle and was succeeded in his post by Constantiolus. Martindale, Jones & Morris 1992, p. 748. Martindale, Jones & Morris

Justin (Moesia)

Justin_(Moesia)

Baduarius (Scythia)

Byzantine general

killed and the invaders next entered Thrace. Justin was replaced by Constantiolus. While operations against the invaders continued, Baduarius is not mentioned

Baduarius (Scythia)

Baduarius_(Scythia)

Ascum

a second group of invaders. Both Ascum and Constantiolus were captured in this battle. While Constantiolus was ransomed back to the Byzantines, Ascum

Ascum

Calendar year

on the frontier of the Danubian limes in Moesia. He is succeeded by Constantiolus. March 31 – Emperor Xiaoming of Northern Wei, emperor of Northern Wei

528

Basilides (patricius)

replaced by Strategius. During the Nika riots (January 532), Basilides, Constantiolus, and Mundus served as envoys of Emperor Justinian I to the rioting crowds

Basilides (patricius)

Basilides_(patricius)

History of the Romanian language

Greek. He also met Rusticius from Moesia who acted as interpreter, Constantiolus, "a man from the Pannonian territory", and "Zerkon, the Moorish dwarf"

History of the Romanian language

History_of_the_Romanian_language

520s

Decade

on the frontier of the Danubian limes in Moesia. He is succeeded by Constantiolus. March 31 – Emperor Xiaoming of Northern Wei, emperor of Northern Wei

520s