Advice to the Emperor / Ekthesis
Ἔκθεσις κεφαλαίων παραινετικῶν
Ekthesis kephalaiōn parainetikōn
Agapetus the Deacon (fl. 6th c. CE)
Further afield · Counsel and governance · Greek · Late antique · Listed only
72 short chapters, acrostic on Justinian's name: the emperor is equal to all in nature, to God alone in power;
- Attribution
- authentic not yet checked
- Date
- c. 527-30, Constantinople (basis: date of composition) not yet checked
- Editions
- Riedinger (1995); PG 86 · cite only (unchecked) not yet checked
- Translations
- Peter Bell, Three Political Voices from the Age of Justinian (Liverpool 2009) · en · cite only (unchecked) not yet checked
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Connected works
- Resonance, not influence: To Nicocles; Nicocles (or the Cyprians); Evagoras The first draft claims influence; not yet checked. not yet checked