Aulikalamos 1 was the chief collector of taxes in the district around the gulf of Nikomedeia (τὸν ἀρχιτελωνοῦντα τὸν κόλπον τῆς Νικομηδείας φορολόγον ... Αὐλικάλαμον τὸ ἐπίκλην); he was approached by the monk Sergios 52 and agreed to conspire with him to draw up a statement of charges against Stephanos 2 (Stephen the Younger) and the nun Anna 6: Vita Steph. Iun. 131.27 (1125C). They then forwarded the statement to the emperor Constantine V (Konstantinos 7), who was then on campaign against the Bulgars: Vita Steph. Iun. 132.13-15 (1128A). The date was soon after the Council of Hieria, probably in 754 or 755. Later the servant girl of Anna 6 (Anonyma 32), who had supplied false information in return for promises which had not been fulfilled, threatened to expose the plots of Aulikalamos 1 and Kallistos 8 and they therefore arranged a marriage for her, in fulfilment of their original undertaking; Aulikalamos 1 was still tax-collector (ὁ φορολόγος Αὐλικάλαμος); the girl Anonyma 32 married his notarios (see Anonymus 254): Vita Steph. Iun. 175.4-9 (1184A).

(Publishable link for this person: )