Elisabet 1 | Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire |
Sex | F |
Floruit | M IX |
Dates | 839 (taq) / 839 (tpq) |
PmbZ No. | 1507 |
Variant Names | Helisavet |
Locations | Gaieta (residence) |
Textual Sources | Capasso, B., Monumenta ad Neapolitanae Ducatus Historiam Pertinentia, I (Naples, 1881) (documentary) |
Elisabet 1 (Helisavet) was gloriosa femina; she was the sister of Konstantinos 325 (and daughter of Anatolios 5) and possibly mother of Theodosios 78; she and Theodosios 78 received a payment of ten and one half modii of grain for two casales from Konstantinos 325 in a document dated in October of indiction 3 at Caieta in the regnal years 19 and 9 of the emperor Theophilos 5 (i.e. in 839): Capasso, Monumenta I, pp. 263-264 (= Codex diplomaticus Cajetanus I, nr. V, p. 10) ("vobis Helisavet de gloriose femine sorori meae, seu domino Theodosio magnificus nepoti nostro"). She is identical with Elisabet, who was the mother-in-law of Theodosios 78, sister of Konstantinos 325 and the aunt of Marinos 33; two casales from her property were given by Theodosios 78 to Konstantinos 325 and Marinos 33 ("de rebus quoddam domine Helisabet socere mee et germane et thie vestre") in a document dated January 15 of indiction 14, in the regnal year 24 of the emperor Michael and 2 of Bardas Caesar (i.e. in 865), from Naples: Capasso, Monumenta I, pp. 264-266. Her father was Anatolios 5 (father of Konstantinos 325).
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