Evgenii Aleksandrovich Mekhamadiev
Biographic Data
| ID | 9314975 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Evgenii Aleksandrovich Mekhamadiev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Evgenii Aleksandrovich |
| FAMILY NAME | Mekhamadiev |
| SIGNATURE | MEKHAMADIEV E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1823-4588 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Visigoth Chief Alaric and the Sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410 AD as Viewed in the “Chronicle” of John of Nikiu
A Coptic bishop of the city of Nikiu in the Nile Delta John of Nikiu (the second half of the 7th c. AD) is famous for his only text – “Chronicle”, which is narrating about events from the Creation to the 640s, but it’s hard to treat the genre peculiarities of this work. Anyway, John intensively used the works of Greek-speaking church historians of the first half of the 5th c., that of Socrates Scholasticus and Hermias Sozomenos, in this way, a co…
John of Nikiu and Prokopios of Caesarea on the Wars of Justinian I against the Persians at the South Caucasus
The present article deals with the peculiarities of narrative tools of two historians related to different language and religion traditions: John of Nikiu, Monophysite Coptic bishop from the city of Nikiu at the Nile Delta (second half of the seventh century), and a prominent Byzantine historian from the Age of Justinian I (527–565), Prokopios of Caesarea. The article’s author compares two historians accounts on the same subject, Justinian’s mili…
Ον Τηε Little-Known Military Campaign of the Georgian King Vakhtang I Gorgasal
IV-VI . , , . , . , 460- . -, , () . . , (), . , . ( ). , , , ( )
AD Western Roman Expeditionary Army in Claudius Claudianus’ Poem De bello Gildonico
The Later Roman court poet and panegyrist Claudius Claudianus (ca. 370 – after 404) supplies a main source on the military-political history of the Western half of the Roman Empire in 395–404, particularly the account of a revolt of North Africa’s warlord Gildo raised up in spring of 397 and suppressed in winter 398. A relatively fast defeat of Gildo was the one from the series of undoubted victories of the Roman general Stilicho, the commander-…
Persians-Khurramites in the Byzantine Military Service During 833–839/840
Introduction. The scope of this paper is 1) to consider the forms of military service of the Persians within the Byzantine army during the first half of the 9th c., 2) to arrange the chronological order of events related to the involvement of the Persians in Byzantine military service as precisely as possible. The author means the Persians called Khurramites who were representatives of the anti-Islamic and anti-Arabic national movement at the nor…
Frontier Army of the Late Roman Empire in the Mid-4th c. A.D. (Case of Isauria and the Rhine Frontier)
Introduction. During the whole 4th c. the Late Roman frontier military units constantly took part in military campaigns against different enemies of the Empire, hovewer the author of this paper asks the question how precisely frontier military units managed their service, i.e. which functions they exercised and how they interacted to local civilian population of the province where they stood in. The author believes that a set of functions depende…
Byzantine-Persian Confrontation During 540th and the Regions of the Western Caucasus
ВИЗАНТИЙСКО-ПЕРСИДСКОЕ ПРОТИВОСТОЯНИЕ В 540-х гг.И РЕГИОНЫ ЗАПАДНОГО КАВКАЗА: К ВОПРОСУ О ВОЕННОЙ КАМПАНИИ ПЕРСИДСКОГО ЦАРЯ ХОСРОВА I АНУШИРВАНА (531-579 гг
The Late Roman Empire Rhine Limes During the Fifth Century
Caesar Constantius Gallus (351–354 AD) and His Military Policy at the Near East Provinces of the Late Roman Empire
The paper addresses the military-administrative activities of Constantius Gallus, a nephew of Emperor Constantius II (337–361), who administered the Late Roman Empire’s eastern provinces from 351 to 354 on behalf of Constantius II, holding the title of caesar. Constantius Gallus’ military policies in the east has been studied against the background of Greek and Latin sources along with the Talmudic texts written in Hebrew (in translations into mo…
The Persian Campaigns of Emperor Heraclius (610–641)
Персидские кампании императора Ираклия (610–641 гг.): к вопросу о статусе и ранге некоторых войсковых подразделений византийской армии - Institutional repository of Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N.Yeltsin
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The Persian Campaigns of Emperor Heraclius (610–641)
Персидские кампании императора Ираклия (610–641 гг.): к вопросу о статусе и ранге некоторых войсковых подразделений византийской армии - Institutional repository of Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N.Yeltsin
The Late Roman Empire Rhine Limes During the Fifth Century
Caesar Constantius Gallus (351–354 AD) and His Military Policy at the Near East Provinces of the Late Roman Empire
The paper addresses the military-administrative activities of Constantius Gallus, a nephew of Emperor Constantius II (337–361), who administered the Late Roman Empire’s eastern provinces from 351 to 354 on behalf of Constantius II, holding the title of caesar. Constantius Gallus’ military policies in the east has been studied against the background of Greek and Latin sources along with the Talmudic texts written in Hebrew (in translations into mo…
Persians-Khurramites in the Byzantine Military Service During 833–839/840
Introduction. The scope of this paper is 1) to consider the forms of military service of the Persians within the Byzantine army during the first half of the 9th c., 2) to arrange the chronological order of events related to the involvement of the Persians in Byzantine military service as precisely as possible. The author means the Persians called Khurramites who were representatives of the anti-Islamic and anti-Arabic national movement at the nor…
Frontier Army of the Late Roman Empire in the Mid-4th c. A.D. (Case of Isauria and the Rhine Frontier)
Introduction. During the whole 4th c. the Late Roman frontier military units constantly took part in military campaigns against different enemies of the Empire, hovewer the author of this paper asks the question how precisely frontier military units managed their service, i.e. which functions they exercised and how they interacted to local civilian population of the province where they stood in. The author believes that a set of functions depende…
Byzantine-Persian Confrontation During 540th and the Regions of the Western Caucasus
ВИЗАНТИЙСКО-ПЕРСИДСКОЕ ПРОТИВОСТОЯНИЕ В 540-х гг.И РЕГИОНЫ ЗАПАДНОГО КАВКАЗА: К ВОПРОСУ О ВОЕННОЙ КАМПАНИИ ПЕРСИДСКОГО ЦАРЯ ХОСРОВА I АНУШИРВАНА (531-579 гг
Ον Τηε Little-Known Military Campaign of the Georgian King Vakhtang I Gorgasal
IV-VI . , , . , . , 460- . -, , () . . , (), . , . ( ). , , , ( )
AD Western Roman Expeditionary Army in Claudius Claudianus’ Poem De bello Gildonico
The Later Roman court poet and panegyrist Claudius Claudianus (ca. 370 – after 404) supplies a main source on the military-political history of the Western half of the Roman Empire in 395–404, particularly the account of a revolt of North Africa’s warlord Gildo raised up in spring of 397 and suppressed in winter 398. A relatively fast defeat of Gildo was the one from the series of undoubted victories of the Roman general Stilicho, the commander-…
A Visigoth Chief Alaric and the Sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410 AD as Viewed in the “Chronicle” of John of Nikiu
A Coptic bishop of the city of Nikiu in the Nile Delta John of Nikiu (the second half of the 7th c. AD) is famous for his only text – “Chronicle”, which is narrating about events from the Creation to the 640s, but it’s hard to treat the genre peculiarities of this work. Anyway, John intensively used the works of Greek-speaking church historians of the first half of the 5th c., that of Socrates Scholasticus and Hermias Sozomenos, in this way, a co…
John of Nikiu and Prokopios of Caesarea on the Wars of Justinian I against the Persians at the South Caucasus
The present article deals with the peculiarities of narrative tools of two historians related to different language and religion traditions: John of Nikiu, Monophysite Coptic bishop from the city of Nikiu at the Nile Delta (second half of the seventh century), and a prominent Byzantine historian from the Age of Justinian I (527–565), Prokopios of Caesarea. The article’s author compares two historians accounts on the same subject, Justinian’s mili…
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