logothete (Meaning)
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logothete ()
An accountant; under Constantine, an officer of the empire; a receiver of revenue; an administrator of a department.
Synonyms & Antonyms of logothete
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logothete Sentence Examples
- The Byzantine Emperor appointed a logothete to oversee financial affairs and collect taxes.
- Theodore of Stoudios, a prominent logothete, played a significant role in the Iconoclast Controversy.
- The logothete of the course, also known as the chancellor, was responsible for managing the university's affairs.
- In the medieval Serbian kingdom, the logothete was a high-ranking official responsible for diplomacy and foreign policy.
- The logothete, a scribe and historian, compiled a chronicle of the reign of Emperor Basil II.
- The treasury logothete was charged with managing the royal coffers and overseeing financial transactions.
- The logothete of the phoros, also called the Minister of Finance, controlled the tax system and state budget.
- The logothete of the oikoi, or Minister of Properties, managed the imperial estates and royal domains.
- The logothete of the dromos, a high-ranking court official, handled communications and protocol.
- The logothete of the pretorium, a judicial officer, was responsible for legal matters and the enforcement of imperial decrees.
FAQs About the word logothete
An accountant; under Constantine, an officer of the empire; a receiver of revenue; an administrator of a department.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Byzantine Emperor appointed a logothete to oversee financial affairs and collect taxes.
Theodore of Stoudios, a prominent logothete, played a significant role in the Iconoclast Controversy.
The logothete of the course, also known as the chancellor, was responsible for managing the university's affairs.
In the medieval Serbian kingdom, the logothete was a high-ranking official responsible for diplomacy and foreign policy.
