JOHN IV, Byzantine Emperor of Nicaea

(John Lascaris)lăsˈkərĭs, b. c.1250, d. after 1273, Byzantine emperor of Nicaea (1258–61), son and successor (under a regency) of Theodore II and last of the Lascarids. Michael Palaeologus (later Michael VIII) overthrew the regency and in 1259 was crowned coemperor. He postponed John's coronation and in 1261 had the boy blinded and imprisoned. It is possible that John escaped from his fortress and went (c.1273) to the court of Charles of Anjou.

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...Tom Martin, John Milbank, Rik...Pontifical College of Maynooth for...From Arius to Nicaea 15...Church and Emperor: ad 360-378...IV After the...we see in Nicaeas creed. Instead...sole image of the Father...reference to John 1: 9s reference...That the Emperor Theodosius...
...Great John Thorley...Caligula THE EMPEROR CONSTANTINE...an imprint of the Taylor...Council of Nicaea and its aftermath...APPENDIX IV THE CREEDS...Appendix IV), became the touchstone of orthodoxy...Council of Nicaea and the work...with the emperor. Constantine...especially since John Chrysostom...
...28 The muddled Antiochene chronicler John Malalas, four centuries later, says that...dark-skinned. There is not much chance of verifying this statement now although...urgency. The long calm ended when the dying emperor breathed the watchword to the officer of...
...Cyzicus victory, III to that at Nicaea, and IV to Issus. It is true, however, that...Adiab., which was not won by the emperor until the following year 195...however, several IMP. VIII inscriptions of 195, e. g. CIL . viii. 1428, 8835...
...the Archiv fur Gesch. d. Philosophie" IV, pp. 486-491, Berlin, 1890. It is somewhat suggestive of Ciceros Letters concerning Patrons house...LETTER 2: Hadrian to Plotina "I, Hadrian, Emperor, permit Popillius Theotimus to make provision...
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...solemn protest to the emperor.(65) In response...Constantinople the leadership of North Africa.(66...pressure from the Byzantines were not the only...on the canons of Nicaea, Zosimus of Rome...Chronica Minora Saec. IV, V, VI, 2 vols...and introduction by John Moorhead, Translated...
...with which he was brought into contact. When the Gospel of John was laid on his lap, the devils vanished; but when Geoffreys...206). William Camden, in the sixteenth century, quotes John of Whethamstedes attack on Geoffreys credibility, in a mid-fifteenth-century...
...see Donald E. Pelotte, John Courtney Murray: Theologian...See Francis Dvornik, "Emperors, Popes and General Councils...his Early Christian and Byzantine Political Philosophy...a detailed treatment of pre-Nicaean councils, see Joseph...
...3) By the favor of the emperors the Roman bishop was placed...court party and the bishop of Constantinople might...which Paul and even John figured as well as Peter...Great cf. Serm. ii-iv and confirmed by imperial...wholly crushed out by the Byzantine despotism. But the steady...


 

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...through which John I had marched at...have prevented a Byzantine conquest. Even the Arabs of Egypt would have...century, as the emperors relied more on...pretender Alexius IV. The Crusaders...as the Empire of Nicaea after its temporary...


 

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JOHN IV , Byzantine emperor of Nicaea (John Lascaris)las k ris...1250, d. after 1273, Byzantine emperor of Nicaea (1258 61), son and...It is possible that John escaped from his fortress...1273) to the court of Charles of Anjou...
...of Nicaea (Theodore Lascaris), 1222 58, Byzantine emperor of Nicaea (1254 58), son and successor of John III. He fought the Bulgarians and temporarily...made Nicaea a cultural center. His son, John IV, succeeded him. ____________________ The...
...1225 1282, Byzantine emperor (1261 82), first of the Palaeologus...Emperor John IV of Nicaea, he was appointed...defended (1259) Nicaea against the coalition of the despotat...capital from Emperor Baldwin II . With the Byzantine Empire thus...later had John IV blinded and...
...VII, Nicephorus II, John I, and Basil II...the empire a period of splendor and power...became an outpost of Byzantine culture. In the unceasing...peasantry, most of the emperors favored the peasants...1071) of Romanus IV at Manzikert most...the empires of Nicaea and of Trebizond...
...Asia Minor, took Nicaea (1097), defeated...slaughtered nearly all of its inhabitants...led by Holy Roman Emperor Conrad III , whose...territory of the Byzantine emperor, Manuel...later Alexius IV ), son of the deposed...VI of Austria, John of Brienne , and...


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