Anonymus 306 | Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire |
| Sex | M |
| Floruit | M IX |
| Dates | 833 (taq) / 834 (tpq) |
| Religion | Christian |
| Locations | Regium (Bruttium) |
| Occupation | Monk |
| Textual Sources | Vita Gregorii Decapolitae, by Ignatius the Deacon,ed. F. Dvornik, La Vie de Saint Grégoire le Décapolite et les Slaves macédoniens au IXe siècle (Paris, 1926), pp. 45-75 (hagiography) |
Anonymus 306 was a monk (μοναχός) at Rhegium in Italy, where he joined Gregory the Decapolite (Gregorios 79); he narrowly escaped drowning when the ship they boarded at Rhegium for Sicily was wrecked; the prayers of Gregorios 79 are said to have rescued him: Ignatius, Vita Greg. Dec. 12. The date was probably 833 or 834, early in the persecution of iconophiles under Theophilos 5.
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