11Asogh1 8:23 | | | In [417=968], | Bardas, | nephew (by brother) Nikephoros, came |
11Asogh1 8:24 | | | years. But the great dux | Bardas, | the nephew of Nikephoros, revolted |
11Asogh1 14:0 | | | in Greece; - The tyranny of | Bardas | and the devastation of the |
11Asogh1 14:1 | | | in [425=976], as we said above, | Bardas, | nicknamed Skleros, having set aside |
11Asogh1 14:1 | | | the Jahan and Melitine countries. | Bardas | was a brave man and |
11Asogh1 14:3 | | | sent them against the tyrant | Bardas | |
11Asogh1 14:4 | | | | Bardas | made war against them; the |
11Asogh1 14:5 | | | But | Bardas | took pity on the rest |
11Asogh1 15:0 | | | the flight of the tyrant | Bardas | |
11Asogh1 15:2 | | | the war against the tyrant | Bardas | |
11Asogh1 15:4 | | | King (Basil), having freed | Bardas | from prison, also called Phokas |
11Asogh1 15:4 | | | with the Iberian troops, sent | Bardas | against the tyrant with two |
11Asogh1 15:6 | | | The tyrant | Bardas, | terrified by this, took to |
11Asogh1 15:8 | | | sent a messenger to King | Bardas | to invite him to return |
11Asogh1 15:11 | | | Having attacked the king | Bardas | by surprise, they seized him |
11Asogh1 20:1 | | | At a time when King | Bardas | was in Baghdad and the |
11Asogh1 23:0 | | | The tyrant | Bardas | leaves Baghdad and enters the |
11Asogh1 23:2 | | | In the same year, King | Bardas, | leaving Baghdad, entered Melitene; for |
11Asogh1 23:2 | | | from the fetters of King | Bardas, | in consequence of the oath |
11Asogh1 23:3 | | | Having taken | Bardas | far beyond the city walls |
11Asogh1 24:0 | | | | Bardas | Phokas comes out, takes the |
11Asogh1 24:1 | | | | Bardas, | aka Phokas, on the orders |
11Asogh1 24:1 | | | went to war against him ( | Bardas | Skleros) at the head of |
11Asogh1 24:3 | | | King | Bardas | agreed to this and released |
11Asogh1 24:3 | | | when they met each other, | Bardas, | aka Phokas, betraying his oath |
11Asogh1 24:3 | | | oath, after seven days, grabbed | Bardas | Skleros and ordered him to |
11Asogh1 24:5 | | | | Bardas, | also known as Phocas, having |
11Asogh1 25:0 | | | | Bardas | Phokas, at the head of |
11Asogh1 25:1 | | | | Bardas | Phokas, releasing the Iberian troops |
11Asogh1 25:2 | | | sea to the camp of | Bardas, | which, having arrived, put it |
11Asogh1 25:3 | | | and the whole camp of | Bardas, | in confusion, turned to flight |
11Asogh1 25:4 | | | Here King | Bardas | himself died a cruel death |
11Asogh1 26:5 | | | those deposited along with Phokas | Bardas, | there were still some, such |