Eparchs

See also Eparchs of Nobadia.

Includes Eparchs of Lower Nobadia, Great Eparchs, Vice-Eparchs, Eparchs of Atwa, Eparchs of Gaderon, Eparchs of Palagi, Eparchs of the Palace, and Eparchs.

• Anonymous

P.QI.4.102

• Ampapi

P.QI.4.101. Pre-1156?

• Darme

P.QI.4.109. c. 1150s if contemporary to P.QI.3.30.

• Dao(), vice-eparch of Terp()

P.QI.4.94.

• Enakissil Mêr (?)

P.QI.4.112.

• Enyame, vice-eparch

P.QI.4.67 and P.QI.4.69.

• Iarise

P.QI.4.96.

• Iesou

P.QI.4.101.

• ?Iesou]sinkoud(a), vice-eparch

P.QI inv. unknown, Giovanni Ruffini photo AS196 2010 (=Eparch of Nobadia above, d. 1102?).

• Ioannes, eparch of Gadera (?)

I.Khartoum Greek 21. Son of the king.

• I()ô()u()

Lefebvre 665.

• Ioulianou

CIG 5071. Cited at Monneret de Villard 1938, 134.

• Marianou, Great Eparch

d. 1093. Richter 1999, cited at I.Khartoum Copt. p. 12 no. 56

• Marionga

P.QI.4.109.

• Minnel, vice-eparch

P.QI 3.40

• Moses George, king & eparch of Palagi

P.QI 3.30. van Gerven Oei 2011 & Hagen: of palation?

• Paulos-Kolla

Welsby 1996, 93 (c. 750 AD).

• Soueti, vice-eparch of Terp()

P.QI 3.49 & 50

• Soukousapa, Great Eparch

P.QI.4.117-P.QI.4.123. Contemporary to Masê & Dauti.

• Siongnga?

P.QI.4.109.

• Tenyrei, Great Eparch & ngesh ngaju

P.QI.4.107. Contemporary to Masê & Dauti.