Michael 34 | Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire |
| Sex | E |
| Floruit | E VIII |
| PmbZ No. | 5012, 5155 |
| Variant Names | Michaelios |
| Locations | Constantinople (residence) |
| Titles | Koubikoularios (office) |
| Seal Sources | Laurent, V., "Bulletin de sigillographie byzantine", Byz 5 (1929/30), pp. 571-654; Seibt, W., Die byzantinischen Bleisiegel in Österreich. I. Teil, Kaiserhof (Vienna, 1978); Zacos, G. and Veglery, A., Byzantine Lead Seals, vol. I (in 3 parts) (Basel, 1972). |
Michael 34 was koubikoularios; owner of a seal dateable to the first quarter of the eighth century: Seibt, Bleisiegel I, no. 56. Obv.: + - Μιχαη - λ κουβικ - ουλαρ - ιου. Rev.: + - δουλου - της Θε - οτοκ - ου. For the date, see Seibt, Bleisiegel, p. 167. Possibly owner also of a second seal, dateable to the same period, perhaps slightly earlier (so Seibt, Bleisiegel, p. 167): Zacos and Veglery 942 (cited in Seibt, Bleisiegel, p. 167, in the commentary). Obv. + - Μιχαη - λιου κουβ - ικουλα - ριου. Rev.: + - δουλ - ου της - Θεοτ - οκου. For a similar seal, see Laurent, "Bulletin" I, p. 586, n. 4, with the same text; this was first published in Notre Dame, 1925, p. 502, perhaps by Delattre, and perhaps originated from Carthage, which implies a date not later than the seventh century.
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