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- Accensi.
- Chamber Attendant.
- Purse Attendant.
- Two Attendants of Constantinople.
- Military Registry-Clerks.
- Registry-Clerks.
- Registry-Clerk.
- Actus quadratus.
- Assistant to the Master of Offices.
- All Domestic Assistants.
- Officers of Admission.
- Masters of Admissions.
- Great Adnumiastes.
- Adscensio.
- Adscriptitii.
- Adscriptivi.
- Asscriptivi Soldiers.
- Asscriptitii and Selected Men, opposed to Honoraries.
- Assessors and Councillors.
- Advocate of the Fisc.
- Aediles.
- Alithri.
- Allogator.
- Allitarchae.
- Angelraphorus.
- Prefect of the Food Supply.
- Distributor of the Food Supply.
- Antisagittator, Commander of the Archers.
- Various Apparitors.
- Apparitor.
- Apparitors and Praetorian Soldiers.
- Apparitors in the Exaction of Revenues.
- Aphoplistae.
- Apocrisiarii.
- Cashiers.
- Count of the Chief Physicians.
- Archdeacon.
- Architects appointed for overthrowing statues.
- Great Archon.
- Archons.
- Arithmeticians.
- Armor-Bearers.
- Avertarius.
- Auestiarius.
- Augusta, Queen.
- Augustus.
- Courtiers.
- Court Scholars and Caesars.
- Hearers.
- Baiulus, believed to be the Great Pedagogue.
- Procurators of the Dye-Works.
- Baracurius, King of the Iberians.
- Superintendents of the Freight-Carriers.
- Beneficiaries.
- Bicolytae.
- Great Drungary of the Watch.
- Prefect of Blachernae.
- Abbreviators.
- Horseman.
- Caesar.
- Caesarean Courtiers.
- Caligula, the first called Lord.
- Camillus, the first Praetor.
- Drill-Master.
- Chancellor.
- Candidates of the Prince.
- Canonical Collectors.
- Capitularies.
- Officers of the Camp.
- Cellarers.
- Assessors of the Census.
- Assessor of the Census.
- Census-Officers.
- Master of the Census.
- Hundred-Men.
- Centurions.
- Great Chartulary.
- Chartulary of the Sacred Chamber.
- Spectable Chartularies.
- Most Distinguished Governors.
- Most Distinguished Men.
- Collectors of Tributes.
- Sacred Cognitor.
- Cohortales.
- Collectors.
- Count of Africa.
- Count of Britain.
- Count of Italy.
- Count of Illyricum.
- Count of the Spains.
- Count of Strasbourg.
- Count of the Domestics.
- Count of the Domestic Horse and Foot.
- Count of the Private Estates.
- Count of the Sacred Patrimony.
- Count of the Sacred Largesses.
- Count of Mines throughout Illyricum.
- Count of the Houses of the Prince under the Chamberlain.
- Count of the Domestics and Excubitors.
- Count and Master of Horse in the Presence.
- Count of the Sacred Stable.
- Consistorial Counts.
- Two Counts in the East.
- Counts of the Schools.
- Counts of the Port of Rome and Ravenna.
- Counts of the Warehouses.
- Illustrious Counts.
- Counts and Governors.
- Counts of the Treasury, Illustrious Men.
- Counts of the Sacred Vesture.
- Counts of the First, Second, and Third Order.
- Four Counts of Commerce.
- Commissioners.
- Great Constable.
- Councillors.
- Emperor of Constantinople.
- Consul of the Philosophers.
- Men of Consular Rank.
- Correctors.
- Most Distinguished Correctors.
- Cortelini.
- Curtain-Keepers.
- Cornicularius.
- Curator of Various Affairs.
- Curator of Public Works.
- Curators of Cities.
- Curators of the Tiber and Sewers.
- Curators of Warehouses.
- Curators of Roads and Districts.
- Curials.
- Curopalates.
- Curopalatissa.
- Guards from Illyricum.
- Princes of the Dalmatians.
- Commanders of Ten.
- Deans.
- Decurions.
- Defenders of Cities.
- Orthodox Defender.
- Demosthenes, Superintendent of the Royal Table.
- Despots.
- Diathretarii.
- Distributors of Ballots.
- Auditors.
- Distributor of Provisions.
- Director of the Banquet.
- Di Zabulus, the Chagan magnificent in receiving the Ambassadors of the Romans.
- Domestic Attendants.
- Most Noble Count of the Domestics.
- Domestic of the Table.
- Domestic Horsemen.
- Domestic of the Schools.
- Domestic of the Church.
- Dorixenus, Ambassador.
- Dromitutor.
- Dromonarii.
- Drungaries.
- Drungary.
- Naval Duumvirs.
- Ducenarian Exactors of Tributes.
- Ducenarian Procurators.
- Perpetual Commanders.
- Commanders who are Prefects of Soldiers.
- Twelve Commanders of Military Affairs.
- Duumvirs, Municipal Magistrates.
- Defender of the Churches.
- Eparch next after the Papias.
- Bishops.
- Standard-Bearing Horsemen.
- Great Hetaeriarch.
- Eunuch Counts of the Sacred Vesture.
- Eunuchs of the Emperors.
- Eunuch Chamberlains.
- Exactors.
- Exactors of Revenues.
- Exarch, Tribune of the Excubitors.
- Recorders.
- Excubitors.
- Sons of Emperors.
- Count of the Fisc, called the Former Advocate.
- Prefects of the Markets.
- Grain-Officers.
- Prefect of the Gauls.
- German Guards of the Romans.
- German Praetor.
- Elagabalus.
- Heliogabalus.
- Crowned Hierarch.
- Honoraries.
- Honorius, who rebuilt the Roman walls.
- Hypatius, Emperor.
- Hyprostrategus.
- Crowned Janus.
- Illarches, First of the Centurions.
- Illustrious Men.
- Most Illustrious Illustrious Men.
- Image-Makers and Image-Bearers.
- Emperor of Constantinople.
- Commanders of Captives.
- Commanders called Germanic.
- Consecrated Emperors.
- Emperors called Maximi and likewise Optimi.
- Tutors of Emperors.
- Sons of Emperors.
- Empress called Lady, likewise Augusta.
- Renowned Men.
- Dyers.
- Royal Tutors.
- Great Interpreter.
- Inviters.
- Judges of Capital Matters.
- Judges of Revenues and Tributes.
- Judge of the Camp.
- Julian Augustus.
- Julius Caesar, the first Perpetual Prefect.
- Juridical Governor.
- Juridical Governor of Alexandria.
- Justinian the Triumpher.
- Justin the Thracian.
- Praetor of the Youth.
- Prince of the Youth.
- Lamp-Bearers.
- Prefect of the Latin Schools.
- Ambassadors.
- Municipal Ambassadors.
- Leo, son of Constantine.
- Superintendent of Petitions.
- Copyists.
- Procurators of Linen-Works.
- Great Logoriastes.
- Great Logothete.
- Logothete of the Secrets.
- Logothete of the Military Treasury.
- Master of the Census.
- Master of Epistles.
- Master of Offices.
- Master of Foot.
- Master of the Bureaus of Memory, Epistles, Petitions, and so forth.
- Master of Horse of the Gauls.
- Magisteriani.
- Ordinary Lesser Magistrates.
- Extraordinary Lesser Magistrates.
- Municipal Magistrates.
- Ordinary Greater Magistrates.
- Extraordinary Greater Magistrates.
- Provincial Magistrates.
- Masters of the Census.
- Masters of Linen Vesture.
- Masters of Municipalities in place of Duumvirs.
- Masters of Offices.
- Masters of the Private Vesture.
- Contractors of the Public Post.
- Mandate-Bearer.
- Megaloalogitae.
- Superintendent of the Table.
- Procurators of Mines.
- Silk-Worker.
- Display Soldiers.
- Enrolled Soldiers.
- Ordinary Soldiers.
- Soldiers creating an Emperor.
- Stationary Soldiers.
- Ministers of the Sacred Vesture, subject to the Masters of Offices.
- Ministers of the Dagger.
- Ministers of Magistrates.
- Ministers girded with linen at Banquets.
- Ministers at the Feet.
- Dispatchers.
- Monocaballi.
- Officers of Small Gifts.
- Mosaic-Workers.
- Nomarchs.
- Notaries.
- Commanders of a Military Unit.
- Account-Clerks, Calculators, Arithmeticians.
- Distributor of Provisions.
- Officials of the Most Distinguished Men.
- Chief of Offices.
- Optimates, Ministers of the Authorities.
- Pedagogian Boys.
- Prince of a District.
- Palatines.
- Distributor of Bread.
- Panypersebastus.
- Paphlagonians.
- Pareverhedi, Parafredi, and Parrippi.
- Patricians.
- Cattle-Officers.
- Cup-Bearer.
- Swine-Officers.
- Bearers.
- Heralds and Orators.
- Prefects of the Treasury.
- Praetorian Prefects.
- Prefects of the Frontier.
- Prefect of the Food Supply.
- Prefect of the Camp.
- Prefect of the Distribution of Grain.
- Prefect of the Canicleum.
- Praetorian Prefect.
- Superintendent of the Camp under the Prefect of the Camp.
- Superintendent of the Roman Warehouse.
- Superintendents of Public Works.
- Superintendent of Lime.
- Superintendent of the Royal Table.
- Superintendent of the Sacred Chamber.
- Master of Horse in the Presence.
- Praetor of the People.
- Primates of the Regions of the City.
- Primicerius of the Court.
- Primicerius of the Private Estates.
- Primicerius of the Notaries.
- Primicerius of the Chamber.
- Primicerius of the Domestics.
- Primicerius of the Protectors, a Tribune.
- Four Primicerii in the Body of Deans.
- Primicerius of the Sacred Chamber.
- Primicerius of the Singulares.
- Primivirgius, Key-Bearer.
- Prior of the Palace.
- Chief Men.
- Chamber Watchman.
- Procurator of the Goods of Condemned Persons.
- Procurators of Dye-Works and Linen-Works.
- Procurators of Caesar.
- Procurators of the Gynaecea.
- Procurators of the Private Estate.
- Deputy Heralds.
- Propraetors.
- Pursuers.
- Protallagator.
- Protectors and Domestics.
- Deputy Ambassadors.
- First Count.
- First Huntsman.
- First Hierarch of the Treasury.
- First Master.
- First Notaries.
- First Pope.
- First Sword-Bearer.
- Protosebastus.
- First Stator and Marshal.
- First Syncellus.
- First Vestiary and Protovestiarites.
- Boys who are Mimic Actors.
- Informers for a Fourth Part.
- Quaestors.
- Quaestors of Parricide.
- Inquisitors.
- Quincunx.
- Magistrates of a Five-Year Term.
- Rod-Bearers, the Judge’s Closest Confidential Attendants.
- Accountants.
- Accountant of the General Funds.
- Accountant of the Private Estate.
- Accountant of Wines.
- Accountant.
- Governors of Provinces and Dioceses.
- Referendaries.
- Referendaries in place of Chartularies of the Church.
- Regerendarius and Subscription-Clerk.
- Purple-Clad Kings.
- Responsales.
- Questioners.
- Sacellarii.
- Sack-Carriers.
- Satraps.
- Scholars.
- Members of the Schools.
- Scholastic.
- Scribes of the Acts.
- Scrutinizers of Emperors.
- Secretaries.
- Axe-Bearers.
- Distinguished and Most Distinguished Senators.
- Roman Senate.
- Military Six-Men.
- Silentiaries.
- Sword-Bearer.
- Sword-Bearing Chamberlain.
- Sword-Bearing Chamberlains.
- Spectable Magistrates.
- Scout Soldiers.
- Statores, or Apparitors.
- Attendants.
- General.
- Commander of the Camp.
- Commander of the Camp of the Monocaballi.
- Commander of the Camp of the Murtati, Tzacones, and Tzangratores.
- Grooms of the Emperors.
- Subscription-Clerk.
- Sultan.
- Super-Illustrious Men.
- Suppliants.
- Tax-Receiver.
- Notary, Recorder, and Public Scribe.
- Notaries.
- Toll-Collectors.
- Watchword-Officers.
- Purple-Clad Witness.
- Tetrarchs.
- Consular Governors of the Thraces.
- Broad-Stripe Tribunes.
- Tribunes of Soldiers.
- Tribune-Notaries.
- Tribunes of the Plebs.
- Tribune of the First Cohort.
- Tricaballi.
- Prefect of the Golden Dining-Room.
- Triumphers.
- Three-Man Boards for the Levy, others for Banking, others for Transporting Horsemen.
- Squadron-Commanders.
- Turranius, the first Prefect of the Food Supply among the Romans.
- Tzangratores, a kind of Archers.
- Farmers of Revenues.
- Judges of Revenues.
- Carriers.
- Prefect of the Wardrobe.
- Curators of Roads.
- Summoners of the Tribunes.
- Vicars called Augustales.
- Vicars of a Prefect.
- Vicars of the Prefecture of the Gauls.
- Vicars of Prefects.
- Vicars.
- Vicar of the Spains.
- Vicar of Rome.
- Vicars of a Tribune.
- Curators of Districts.
- Steward of the City.
- Vindices.
- Tax-Receivers of Wine.
- Epistolary Men.
- Spectable Officer of the Camp.
- Perfumers in the Offices of the Emperors.
- Urbaniciani.
- Usurers, or Moneylenders.