Metochites, Theodoros, 1270-1332

LC control no.	n 83032201
Descriptive conventions	rda
LC classification	PA5319.M4
Personal name heading	Metochites, Theodoros, 1270-1332 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Metochita, Theodore, 1270-1332 Metochita, Theodorus, 1270-1332 Métochite, Théodore, 1270-1332 Metochites, Theodore, 1270-1332 Metochites, Theodoros, d. 1332 Metochites, Theodorus, 1270-1332 Theodore Metochita, 1270-1332 Théodore Métochite, 1270-1332 Theodore Metochites, 1270-1332 Theodoros Metochites, 1270-1332 Theodorus Metochita, 1270-1332 Theodorus Metochites, 1270-1332 Theoleptos, 1270-1332
Associated country	Byzantine Empire
Birth date	1270
Death date	1332
Place of birth	Constantinople
Profession or occupation	Authors
Found in	Aristoteles. De somno et vigilia, 1943. Maurommatēs, Leōnidas. La fondation de l'empire serbe, 1978: page 89 (Théodore Métochite) BM (Theodore, Metochita) Dictionary of universal biography (Metochita, Theodorus) Krumbacher (Theodoros Metochites) Theodorus Metochites, 1992. Foss, Clive. Nicaea, a Byzantine capital and its praises, 1996: CIP title page (Theodore Metochites) CIP contents page (Theodorou [sic] Metochitou ... ) book title page (with ... Theodore Metochites, Nicene oration) Enkyklopaideia Papyros-Larous-Britannika (Metochitēs, Theodōros) Encyclopedia Britannica, 15th edition (Metochites, Theodore) Theodoros Metochites on philosophic irony and Greek history, 1996: page facing title page (Theodoros Metochites (1270-1332)) Theodori Metochitae Carmina, 2015: page xiii and following (Theodore Metochites was born in Constantinople in 1270, son of George Metochites; engaged in various diplomatic missions for the Byzantine emperor Andronikos II Palaiologos; died in 1332 in the monastery of Chora, taking monastic vows on his deathbed under the name Theoleptos; prolific author) Wikipedia, viewed April 4, 2019 (Theodore Metochites; Byzantine Greek statesman, author, gentleman philosopher, and patron of the arts; born 1270 in Constantinople; died 1332; from about 1305 to 1328 he held the position of personal adviser (mesazōn) to emperor Andronikos II Palaiologos)
Associated language	grc