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Lydus, Johannes Laurentius, 490-approximately 565

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Personal name headingLydus, Johannes Laurentius, 490-approximately 565
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Variant(s)Joannes Lydus
Johannes Lydus, 490-approximately 565
Laurentius, Johannes Lydus, 490-approximately 565
Lido, Giovanni, 490-approximately 565
Lydus, Ioannes Laurentius, 490-approximately 565
Lydus, Johannes, 490-ca. 565
Lydus, Johannes Laurentius, 490-ca. 565
Lydus, John, 490-approximately 565
Associated countryByzantine Empire
Birth date0490
Death date0565~
Place of birthPhiladelphia (Lydia)
Place of deathConstantinople
Field of activityNeoplatonism Philosophy
Profession or occupationOfficials and employees Teachers
Found inHis On powers, or, The magistracies of the Roman state, 1983, c1982: t.p. (Joannes Lydus) p. ix, etc. (Ioannes Laurentious Philadelpheus Lydos; generally referred to as Lydus; b. A.D. 490 in Philadelphia in Lydia)
LC manual cat. (hdg.: Joannes Lydus; usage: Ioannis Lydi ...; Ioannis Laurentii Lydi ...)
Brit. Lib. Gen. cat. of ptd. books to 1975 (Laurentius, Joannes Lydus)
Oxford class. dict., 1970 (Lydus, Ioannes Laurentius; Greek writer)
Harper's dict. of class. lit. and antiq., c1923 (Lydus, Ioannes Laurentius)
Caimi, J. Burocrazia e diritto nel De magistratibus di Giovanni Lido, 1984: p. 1 (b. 490, d. ca. 565)
Maas, M. John Lydus and the Roman past, 1991.
Brill's new Pauly online, 13 July 2015 (Iohannes Lydus; official and antiquarian writer; born in Philadelphia in Lydia in AD 490, died in Constantinople around AD 560; studied philosophy in Constantinople from 511 with the Neoplatonist Agapius and soon received an office in the praetorian prefecture; knew Latin, and was responsible for composing documents in this language, among other things. In c. 543 he was also given a teaching position at the imperial school on the Capitol of Constantinople)
Associated languagegrc lat