Venetian Colonnade, The, in Byzantium, I. xxiv. 49
Veredi, the government post horses, II. xx. 20
Vesta, see Hestia
Vitalianus, son of Patriciolus, an officer in the Roman army, I. viii. 3; becomes tyrant, ib. his hostility to Anastasius, I. xiii. 10; his adviser Hermogenes, ib.
Vittigis, king of the Goths, sends ambassadors to Chosroes, II. ii. 1; they address Chosroes, II. ii. 4 ff.; brought to Byzantium by Belisarius, II. iv. 13, xxi. 28; remains in Byzantium, II. xiv. 10; envoys of, one dies, the other remains in Persia, II. xiv. 11; their interpreter captured, II. xiv. 12
White Syrians, old name for the inhabitants of Armenia Minor, I. xvii. 21
Zaberganes, misrepresents Mebodes to Chosroes, I. xxiii. 25, 26; reproaches Chosroes, II. viii. 30 ff.; at the bidding of Chosroes receives the envoys of Edessa, II. xxvi. 16-19
Zames, son of Cabades, disqualified from succeeding
his father, I. xi. 4;
II. ix. 12; plot to put
him in power in place of Chosroes, I. xxiii. 4, 5;
slain by Chosroes, I. xxiii. 6
Zechi, their location, II. xxix. 15
Zeno, Roman emperor at the time of the Persian king Arsaces, I. iii. 8
Zenobia, city on the Euphrates, II. v. 4; founded
by Zenobia, II. v. 5;
Chosroes refrains from attacking it, II. v.
7
Zenobia, wife of Odonathus, founder of the city of Zenobia, II. v. 5
Zeuxippus, Baths of, destroyed by fire in the Nika insurrection, I. xxiv. 9
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Transcriber’s Notes:
Index errata:
“Caisus” should read “Caisus”
Under Aigan “Massagete”
should read “Massagetae” Also under:
Ascan
Simmas Sunicus
Under Auxomis “Elephantina”
should be “Elephantine” Also under:
Elephantina Philae
Under Darras “Ammodius” should be “Ammodios”
“Florentinus” should be “Florentius”
Under Julian “Summas” should be “Summus”
“Orocasius” should read “Orocasias”
Under Phocus “pretorian” should read “praetorian”]