这是一份乡村收入和西奥多罗斯的职业生涯的清单

IF 0.2 3区历史学 0 MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE STUDIES

BYZANTINISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.1515/bz-2022-0007

Marcin Kotyl

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摘要本文论述了公元4世纪赫莫波利斯兴盛的科马西奥斯之子西奥多罗斯(Theodoros)的bouleutic生涯。基于一个新的莎草纸碎片的版本(P.Giss)。(公元307年)，它认为西奥多罗斯在公元362年成为首席大法官之前，曾担任首席大法官。此外，对CPR VIII 36,7的修订表明，在他职业生涯的某个时刻，西奥多罗斯被称为poleos的原型，这是后来的proteuon或市议会成员的荣誉称号的先驱。

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A list of village payments and the bouleutic career of Theodoros

Abstract The article discusses the bouleutic career of certain Theodoros, son of Komasios flourished in fourth-century Hermopolis. Based on an edition of a new papyrus fragment (P.Giss. inv. 307), it argues that Theodoros - before he was the riparius in 362 CE - served as the praepositus pagi. Also, a revision of CPR VIII 36,7 reveals that at a certain point in his career Theodoros was called the prototypos poleos, which is a forerunner of the later proteuon or the honorary titulature for members of the city council.

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