strategos autokrator造句

• His property was restored and the ecclesia elected him supreme commander of land and sea ( strategos autokrator ).
• Around 1022 or 1025, Diogenes succeeded Arianites as overall Byzantine commander ( " strategos autokrator " ) of conquered Bulgaria.
• Philomelos, with the help of Sparta, set up as a " strategos autokrator " a mercenary army and managed to defeat the Locrians.
• Thus Philip II of Macedon was elected as " strategos autokrator " ( commander-in-chief with full powers ) of the League of Corinth.
• The "'Arianites "'were a medieval Byzantine noble family of whom the most notable is the early 11th-century " strategos autokrator " of Bulgaria, David Arianites.
• The title of " strategos autokrator " was also used for generals with broad powers, but the extent and nature of these powers was granted on an " ad hoc " basis.
• Following the death of Tsar Ivan Vladislav in February 1018 and the collapse of Bulgarian resistance, Basil II installed David Arianites as " strategos autokrator " of Skopje and " katepano " of Dyrrhachium ).
• Likewise, Antipater shortly before his death named Polyperchon as " strategos autokrator ", but then named his own son Cassander as chiliarch, and thereby " second in authority " according to Diodorus Siculus ( XVIII . 48.4 5 ).
• Although his great-granddaughter, the princess Anna Komnene, claims in her " Alexiad " that he had been named " strategos autokrator " ( commander-in-chief ) of the East and sent with full powers to deal with the revolt, it is far more likely that he was merely a local commander.