Примери за използване на Basiliscus на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Constantinople Basiliscus.
Basiliscus fled in the heat of the battle.
Donation inscription of Basiliscus.
Basiliscus had ruled for twenty months.
This betrayal decided the fate of Basiliscus.
Basiliscus' military career started under Leo I.
Elsewhere, he is known simply as Basiliscus(Martindale).
It is known that Basiliscus had a wife, Zenonis, and at least one son, Marcus.
The fire was seen as a bad omen for the rule of Basiliscus.
Basiliscus, however, failed to fulfill the promises he made to the two generals;
From the beginning of his rule, Basiliscus showed his support for the Miaphysites.
Basiliscus was the brother of Empress Aelia Verina, who was the wife of Emperor Leo I(457- 474).
Probably of Balkan origin,[2] Basiliscus was the brother of Aelia Verina, wife of Leo I.
Basiliscus had relied on the support of some major figures of the court in his bid for power.
Verina later intrigued against Basiliscus, because of her lover's execution.
Finally, Zeno alienated his fellow Isaurian general Illus,who was bribed by Basiliscus.
In 468, Leo chose Basiliscus as leader of the famous military expedition against Carthage.
However, not all scholars accept this interpretation,since sources do not say anything about the foreign origin of Basiliscus.
Basiliscus was the brother of Empress Aelia Verina, who was the wife of Emperor Leo I(457- 474).
However, due to his mismanagement as emperor, Basiliscus quickly lost most of his supporters.
In 475, Basiliscus became the emperor, but after only 20 months he was toppled by his predecessor, Zeno(474-491).
The Small Basilica was built in the second half of the 5th century in honour of Basiliscus, the chief military commander of the Thrace province.
April 9- Basiliscus issues a circular letter(Enkyklikon) to the bishops of his empire, promoting the Miaphysite christological position.
The Small Basilica was built in the second half of the 5th century in honour of Basiliscus, the chief military commander of the Thrace province.
Basiliscus' military career started under Leo I. The Emperor conferred upon his brother-in-law the dignities of dux, or commander-in-chief, in Thrace.
There exists a horoscope made on the day of Basiliscus' coronation- 12 January 475, at 9 a.m.-, probably by a supporter of Zeno.
This link is based on the interpretation of a fragmentby John of Antioch(209.1), which states that Odoacer and Armatus, Basiliscus' nephew, were brothers.
In 475, Basiliscus became the emperor, but after only 20 months he was toppled by his predecessor, Zeno(474-491).
The horoscope, preserved with the horoscopes of other two usurpers of Zeno through Arab sources,correctly predicts the end of Basiliscus' rule in two years.