Byzantine Empire
People of this nationality
Nephon I of Constantinople
b. 1300
Eastern Orthodox priest
Ascum
500 – 600
Sabinian
530 – 606
diplomat
Patriarch Mark III of Alexandria
Eastern Orthodox priest
Konstantinos Maleinos
military officer
Theodore Abu-Qurrah
750 – 820
writer
John of Cappadocia
500 – 520
Eastern Orthodox priest
Matthew of Edessa
1100 – 1144
chronicler
Konstantinos Doukas of Thessaly
1201 – 1303
John Doukas
1010 – 1088
military personnel
Tiberius
705 – 711
Konstantinos VI
771 – 798
politician
Constantine
825 – 830
crown prince
Marianos Argyros
politician
Heliodorus
philosopher
Candidus
b. 500
historian
George Mouzalon
1220 – 1258
civil servant
Eustathius of Constantinople
AD 10 – 1025
bishop
Iosif Ispovednik
762 – 826
archbishop
John III Rizocopus
650 – 711
official
Sergius-Tychicus
Saint Savvas the Sanctified
439 – 532
Eastern Christian monk
Constantine Doukas Nestongos
Peter Barsymes
politician
Artabazes
military personnel
Marcian
politician
Michael VI Bringas
995 – 1059
ruler
Verecundus of Junca
550 – 552
poet
Aaron ben Joseph of Constantinople
1260 – 1320
writer
Philaretus
physician
John VII Palaiologos
1370 – 1408
regent
Toto of Nepi
Dux
John Cananus
1350 – 1439
historian
Kogh Vasil
1100 – 1112
sovereign
Neboulos
military leader
John Doukas
1064 – 1136
military personnel
Theodore Gabras
military personnel
Isidore of Miletus the Younger
501 – 600
architect
Sophronius of Jerusalem
560 – 638
monk
Theodore Aaronios
official
Joseph II of Constantinople
1360 – 1439
Eastern Orthodox priest
Theophanes Nonnus
physician
Stephen, Prefect of Amalfi
John Asen Zaccaria
1450 – 1469
Luca Cancellari
hagiographer
Marinus II
aristocrat
Konstantinos Doranites
Protovestiarios
Andronikos Kamateros
1110 – 1175
civil servant
Arnegisclo
military personnel
Vlado
Konstantinos Choirosphaktes
1001 – 1101
diplomat
Ablgharib Artsruni
1050 – 1080
politician
Theodore Parsakoutenos
military leader
Nikephoros Carandino
military leader
Tryphon of Constantinople
presbyter
Michael V Kalaphates
1015 – 1042
monarch
Felix of Ravenna
650 – 724
writer
Grigorios Choniades
1240 – 1320
astronomer
Stylianos of Paphlagonia
b. 350
monk
Domitian of Melitene
564 – 602
Catholic priest
John Mystacon
military officer
Manso I of Amalfi
901 – 1004
Michael Spondyles
official
Faustus of Byzantium
390 – 500
historian
Liberatus of Carthage
b. 500
church historian
Frumentius
310 – 380
Christian minister
John II, Marquess of Montferrat
1321 – 1372
ruler
Acacius
Konstantinos Mesopotamites
1101 – 1201
deacon
Antony I of Constantinople
750 – 837
Eastern Orthodox priest
Eustathios Daphnomeles
901 – 1029
military personnel
Michael Apsaras
Callinicus I of Constantinople
640 – 706
Eastern Orthodox priest
Anastasius I of Antioch
presbyter
Leo Tornikios
b. 1100
military personnel
Romanos the Melodist
490 – 556
hymnwriter
John Palaiologos
1225 – 1275
military officer
Shurahbil ibn Amr al-Ghassani
John Athalarichos
Petros Bereketis
1680 – 1715
composer
Manuel Boutoumites
1086 – 1112
diplomat
Michael Taronites
1001 – 1200
Manuel Maurozomes
1200 – 1230
military personnel
Nicholas Laskaris
1200 – 1210
Tornikios family
rhetorician
Nicetas of Medikion
760 – 824
monk
Grigorios Taronites
military personnel
Andreas of Caesarea
563 – 637
theologian
Marinus II of Gaeta
aristocrat
Demetrios Palaiologos Kantakouzenos
b. 1450
official
Agapetus
550 – 600
deacon
Aeneas of Gaza
445 – 550
philosopher
Sophia of Montferrat
1399 – 1434
sovereign
John Chortasmenos
1370 – 1431
monk
Dioscorus I of Alexandria
390 – 454
patriarch
Michael Monomachos
military leader
Alexios Komnenos
1141 – 1183
regent
Sphrantzes Palaiologos
military personnel
John Angelos
politician
Hesychius of Alexandria
450 – 500
lexicographer