Antonios 42 | Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire |
Floruit | E/M IX |
PmbZ No. | 558 |
Locations | Theotokos (Church of the, at docks, Constantinople) (property); Constantinople (property); Constantinople; Constantinople (residence) |
Titles | Patrikios (dignity) |
Textual Sources | Synaxarium Ecclesiae Constantinopolitanae, Propylaeum ad AASS Novembris, ed. H. Delehaye, (Brussels, 1902) (hagiography) |
Antonios 42 was patrikios; close to a depot belonging to the docks at Constantinople he owned a house with a Church of the Theotokos attached; during the regency of the empress Theodora 2 he restored the church, which had been stripped of its icons during the iconoclast period, and also built small baths there; miraculous cures allegedly occurred at these baths and he granted permission for weekly baths to take place there in response to requests from some devout persons; at his death he bequeathed the baths and the other buildings to them: Synax. Eccl. Const., pp. 935-936, 35-49.
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