Byzantine Empire
People of this nationality
Priscus
410 – 471
diplomat
Demetrios Doukas Komnenos Koutroules
b. 1300
military personnel
Antony III of Constantinople
Eastern Orthodox priest
Alexios Axouch
1105 – 1187
military officer
Leontius
660 – 706
ruler
George I of Constantinople
AD 7 – 686
Eastern Orthodox priest
Irene of Hungary
1088 – 1134
aristocrat
Leontios of Byzantium
480 – 543
writer
Jordanes
490 – 560
historian
Eudokia of Trebizond
b. 1301
aristocrat
Euphemius of Constantinople
bishop
Jiajak Jaqeli
1283 – 1320
Nicetas of Heraclea
1030 – 1117
canon law jurist
Staurakios
John Kinnamos
1143 – 1185
historian
Constantine Lips
801 – 917
naval officer
Michael Palaiologos
1351 – 1376
military personnel
Andronikos Palaiologos
1190 – 1248
politician
Ephraim of Antioch
401 – 545
presbyter
Theodore of Mopsuestia
350 – 428
priest
Isidore of Miletus
442 – 537
architect
Ino Anastasia
Cosmas of Maiuma
675 – 760
writer
Konstantinos Opos
military personnel
Niketas (son of Ioube)
military leader
Basil Doukas Kamateros
1101 – 1201
official
Arsenius of Tyre
theologian
Calocaerus
politician
John Synadenos
1350 – 1400
military leader
Fabia Eudokia
580 – 612
empress consort
Romanos II
938 – 963
ruler
Arsenios Autoreianos
1200 – 1273
Eastern Orthodox priest
Metrophanes of Smyrna
850 – 900
priest
John Doukas Kamateros
diplomat
Plinta
350 – 499
politician
Anna of Trebizond, Queen of Georgia
b. 1357
consort
Cyrillus
jurist
Pompeius
450 – 532
politician
Doukas
1400 – 1500
historian
Abd al-Aziz ibn Shu'ayb
military personnel
Zeno
425 – 491
politician
Belisarius
505 – 565
politician
Patriarch Joasaph I of Constantinople
b. 1450
presbyter
Tribonian
475 – 542
jurist
Euthymius of Sardis
754 – 831
priest
Jacob Notaras
slave
Georgios Pachymeres
1242 – 1310
astronomer
Isaac II Angelos
1155 – 1204
politician
Verina
sovereign
Narjis
b. 850
Acindynus
official
Konstantinos V
718 – 775
sovereign
Joseph Genesius
historian
Hermias
401 – 450
philosopher
Manuel Kamytzes
1150 – 1200
military officer
Michael Stryphnos
1200 – 1201
military personnel
Ferdinand Palaiologos
1615 – 1678
military personnel
Constantine Makrodoukas
military leader
Manuele Zaccaria
feudatory
Georgios Syncellus
740 – 810
historian
Theodora
801 – 922
Ignatius of Constantinople
797 – 877
Christian minister
Irene Komnene Doukaina
Ammonius Hermiae
440 – 523
philosopher
Anna Dalassene
1030 – 1102
politician
Theorianos
b. 1120
theologian
John Taronites
b. 1067
official
John the Oxite
1001 – 1101
Eastern Orthodox priest
Konstantinos Doukas
1074 – 1095
sovereign
Macedonius II of Constantinople
500 – 517
bishop
Catherine of Bulgaria
1001 – 1063
sovereign
Eudokia Palaiologina
1265 – 1302
aristocrat
Felice Cornicola
700 – 800
military personnel
Michael Kaballarios
military leader
Michael Maurex
b. 1001
military officer
John the Rhaiktor
922 – 947
diplomat
Euphrosyne of Bulgaria
b. 1201
Apollinarius
military personnel
Adrianos Komnenos
military officer
Anna of Hungary
1260 – 1281
sovereign
Leontios Machairas
1380 – 1450
historian
Elpidius
800 – 900
politician
Joseph the Hymnographer
816 – 886
monk
Iordanes
b. 450
politician
Illus
military officer
Alexios Strategopoulos
military officer
Eudokia Baïana
900 – 901
empress consort
Comentiolus
600 – 611
military leader
John Pitzigaudes
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
Chilbudius
military leader
Miroslava of Bulgaria
901 – 1001
Konstantinos Kabasilas
b. 1200
archbishop
Thekla
701 – 823
consort
Gregory
official
John Skylitzes
1040 – 1110
historian
Arsaber
800 – 900
Patrikios
Eutocius of Ascalon
480 – 600
mathematician
Paul II of Constantinople
archbishop
Flavius Areobindus Dagalaifus Areobindus
460 – 512
politician
Johannes Barbucallus
550 – 600
epigrammatist