Olympiodorus of Thebes

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Olympiodorus of Thebes was a late antique Greek historian and diplomat whose now-lost historical work on the early 5th-century Roman Empire significantly influenced later writers such as Zosimus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek historian
diplomat
late antique writer
activity undertook diplomatic missions for the Roman state
approximateDateOfActivity c. 400–425 CE
citedBy Photius NERFINISHED
Zosimus NERFINISHED
later Byzantine compilers
countryOfCitizenship Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
describedAs pagan
ethnicGroup Greek
fieldOfWork Roman history
late antiquity studies
floruit early 5th century
genre historiography
historicalReputation important source for the early 5th-century Roman Empire
influenced Zosimus NERFINISHED
later late antique historians
knownFrom fragments preserved in later authors
languageOfWorkOrName Ancient Greek
mainSubject early 5th-century Roman politics
history of the Roman Empire
notableWork historical work on the early 5th-century Roman Empire
occupation diplomat
historian
placeOfBirth Thebes NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity Eastern Mediterranean NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
religiousContext non-Christian perspective on late Roman history
timePeriodWrittenAbout early 5th-century Eastern Roman Empire
early 5th-century Western Roman Empire
reign of Honorius
workForm prose history
workStatus lost

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Zosimus usesSourcesFrom Olympiodorus of Thebes