Niketas 44 | Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire |
| Sex | M |
| Floruit | VII/XI |
| Religion | Christian |
| Locations | Nyssa (Asia or Cappadocia) (officeplace); Nyssa (Asia or Cappadocia) |
| Occupation | Bishop |
| Titles | Archbishop, Nyssa (Lydia or Cappadocia) (office) |
| Seal Sources | Ebersolt, J. "Sceaux byzantins du Musée de Constantinople", RN 4.18 (1914), pp. 207-243, 377-409 |
Niketas 44 was archbishop of Nysa; owner of a seal of indeterminate date, probably between the seventh and eleventh centuries: Ebersolt, "Sceaux byzantins", p. 222, no. 299. Obv.: bust of St Nikolaos. Rev.: invocative formula and the legend [τῷ] σῷ δού[λῳ] [Ν]ικήτα [ἀρ]χιεπισκόπ[ῳ] Νύσης. There was one Nyssa in Cappadocia and another in Asia (in Lydia).
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