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Verina

Aelia Verina (Greek: Βερίνα; died 484) was the Eastern Roman empress as the wife of Leo I. She was a sister of Emperor Basiliscus. Her daughter Ariadne also became empress. Verina was the maternal grandmother of Leo II.

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Died
484 Papyrius fortress, Isauria (modern-day Bozkır, Konya, Turkey)
Dynasty
Leo
Issue
Ariadne, Leontia, unnamed son
Names
NamesAelia Verina
Spouse
Leo I the Thracian
Tenure
457 – 474

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Family

Marriage

Empress consort

Widowed empress

Rivalry with Illus

Alliance with Illus

Possible descendants

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Verina

Nodes116
Edges115
Triples128
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017241
Components1

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Verina

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related to Marriage · 34
Verina → According, Anthemius, Ardabur, Ariadne, Aspar, Bessi, Bibliotheca, Candidus, Confessor, Constantinople, Dacia, East Roman, Georgios Kedrenos, However, Isauria, John Malalas, Jordanes, Julius Patricius, Leo, Leontia
related to Family · 25
Verina → Alexander Demandt, Antioch, Armatus, Balkans, Based, Basiliscus, Byzantine, Daniel, Italy, Jahres, John, King, Krautschick, Odoacer, Onoulphus, Patrick Amory, Sedre, Stefan Krautschick, Stylite, Suda
related to Widowed empress · 22
Verina → According, Also, Antioch, Ariadne, But Verina, Candidus, February, January, John, John Malalas, Leo, Leo II, Malalas, Not, November, Patricius, Praetorian, She, Since Leo II, When Leo
related to Alliance with Illus · 16
Verina → Antioch, Augustus, Chalcedonian Christians, He, However, Illus, In, Isauria, John Malalas, Leontius, Monophysitism, Papyrius, She, Tarsus, The, Zeno
related to Rivalry with Illus · 13
Verina → Ariadne, Basiliscus, Daniel, Epinicus, He, However, Illus, In, Patricius, Stylite, The, Though, Zeno
related to Possible descendants · 12
Verina → Byzantium, Cyril Toumanoff, Guaram, Iberia, Leo, Mithridates, Princess Helena, The, The Georgian Chronicle, This, Vakhtang, Zeno
Died · 1
Verina → 484 Papyrius fortress, Isauria (modern-day Bozkır, Konya, Turkey)
Dynasty · 1
Verina → Leo
Issue · 1
Verina → Ariadne, Leontia, unnamed son
Names · 1
Verina → NamesAelia Verina

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leo zeno illus ariadne basiliscus antioch john constantinople empress aspar patricius roman daughter marcian died isauria leontia still ii marriage

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
VerinaDied484 Papyrius fortress, Isauria (modern-day Bozkır, Konya, Turkey)1.00infobox
VerinaDynastyLeo1.00infobox
VerinaIssueAriadne, Leontia, unnamed son1.00infobox
VerinaNamesNamesAelia Verina1.00infobox
VerinaSpouseLeo I the Thracian1.00infobox
VerinaTenure457 – 4741.00infobox
Verinarelated to Alliance with IllusIn0.60section
Verinarelated to Alliance with IllusIllus0.60section
Verinarelated to Alliance with IllusZeno0.60section
Verinarelated to Alliance with IllusAugustus0.60section
Verinarelated to Alliance with IllusHe0.60section
Verinarelated to Alliance with IllusLeontius0.60section

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