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St Phocas.
The younger Domentzia was a daughter of Phocas and Leontia.
In any case, Phocas did not trust Germanus.
The would-be-emperor immediately turned to support Phocas, the leader of the rebels.
Phocas was crowned emperor the next day, on the 23rd, after he arrived in the capital.
She had three known sons: Phocas, Comentiolus[3] and Domentziolus.
St. Phocas is especially venerated by sailors, and is invoked for help by all who travel by sea.
Comentiolus or Komentiolos(Greek: Κομεντίολος; died 610/611)was the brother of the Eastern Roman emperor Phocas r.
St. Phocas is especially venerated by sailors, and is invoked for help by all who travel by sea.
Theophanes records that Constantina maintained contact with Germanus andthat both were conspiring against Phocas.
The holy Martyr Phocas is especially venerated by seafarers, and he is called upon by those traveling by sea.
A rumor of the time suggested that Germanus had managed to save the life of Theodosius by bribing Phocas' men.
Phocas and his family were likely of Thraco-Roman origin.[2] The husband of the elder Domentzia is unknown.
A military delegation led by a man named Phocas that traveled to Constantinople to protest was rebuffed and humiliated.
Phocas was enraged at the implication and ordered the depictions of his daughter and son-in-law to be destroyed.[7].
However, David's rebuff of Basil in Bardas Phocas' revolt of 987 evoked Constantinople's distrust of the Georgian rulers.
Phocas and his family were likely of Thraco-Roman origin.[1]Phocas and Domentziolus' mother was named Domentzia.
In 610, during the Byzantine-Sasanian War of 602-628, Heraclius became the emperor of the Byzantine Empire,after overthrowing Phocas.
During the reigns of emperors Phocas(602-610) and Heraclius(610-641) Slavic peoples inhabit Balkan peninsula.
By 608, John of Antioch reports Priscus initiating contact with Heraclius the Elder, the Exarch of Africa, andinstigating the revolt that would eventually remove Phocas from power.[8].
In 603, Phocas appointed Domentziolus as his magister officiorum, a post he continued to hold throughout Phocas' reign.
When Emperor Maurice was murdered by the usurper Phocas, Khosrau II declared war, ostensibly to avenge his benefactor's death.
Phocas further treated the matter as an attempted coup d'état, demanding further investigation of the matter, arresting the demarchs responsible with accusations of treason.
In that, he was assisted by the Byzantine emperors: at first,Nicephorus Phocas, who himself thought to withdraw and to become a monk and, after him, John Tzimiskes.
The Persian shah, Khosrow II,had taken advantage of the internal turmoil of the East Roman Empire after the overthrow of Emperor Maurice by Phocas to attack the Roman provinces in the East.
According to Theophylact, Phocas had briefly considered elevating Germanus to the throne, but instead seized the throne for himself.[1].
The Persian shah, Khosrau II,had taken advantage of the internal turmoil of the East Roman Empire after the overthrow of Emperor Maurice by Phocas to attack the Roman provinces in the East.
While their lives may have been spared due to popular demand, Phocas likely viewed Priscus himself as the culprit, and seems to have started viewing his son-in-law as a potential rival.[1] By alienating Priscus however, Phocas undermined his own hold on the throne.
In 602 Maurice ordered the Byzantine army to winter beyond the Danube,causing troops exhausted by warfare against the Slavs to rise up, and declare Phocas their leader.[15] The troops demanded Maurice abdicate in favor of Theodosius or General Germanus.[16] On 22 November 602, facing riots in Constantinople led by the Green faction, Maurice and his family boarded a warship bound for Nicomedia.
Nothing is known of his early life except that he was the son of Domentzia, along with Phocas and the later magister officiorum Domentziolus.[1] Raised by Phocas to the rank of patricius andthe post of magister militum, he was in charge of the Byzantine Empire's eastern army facing the Sassanid Persians when Phocas was overthrown and executed by Heraclius r.