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1 2,3 | eastern ruler, Theodosius, surnamed “The Great” (379-95), whose 2 2,3 | the Goths, Claudius was surnamed “the Gothic” (Gothicus). 3 2,3 | paganism Theodosius was surnamed “the Great.” His too young 4 4 | Constantine IV is usually surnamed Pogonatus, meaning “the 5 4 | this dynasty, Justinian II, surnamed Rhinotmetus (“with a cut-off 6 5,8 | guards, Michael II (820-29), surnamed the “Stammerer.” He came 7 5,8 | purpose, and hence they were surnamed the “marked” (graptoi).~ 8 6,1 | of Romanus II, Basil II, surnamed Bulgaroctonus (the Bulgar-Slayer, 9 6,8 | history as Michael VII Ducas, surnamed Parapinakes.[140] Eudocia 10 7,2 | Angelus Comnenus, sometimes surnamed Bambacoratius (Βαμβακοραβδης).~ 11 7,4 | They are sometimes also surnamed Choniatae after their native 12 8,2 | Romaioktonos). The Greeks surnamed him “Dog-John” (in Greek 13 9,2 | half-Slav. A picture of Helena, surnamed Palaeologina, is on a beautiful 14 9,13| opponent, John Cyparissiotes surnamed “the Wise.”[277] At this