Illus

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Illus was a powerful Isaurian general and political figure of the late Eastern Roman Empire, known for his pivotal role in the Isaurian War and his shifting alliances in imperial succession struggles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Roman politician
Isaurian general
military commander
activeInPeriod late 5th century
country Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
diedIn Papirius fortress NERFINISHED
ethnicity Isaurian NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Late Antiquity Eastern Mediterranean
involvedIn civil conflicts of Zeno’s reign
overthrow of Basiliscus
knownFor involvement in imperial succession struggles
role in the Isaurian War
shifting political alliances
languageContext Greek-speaking Eastern Roman Empire
laterRebelledAgainst Emperor Zeno NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath executed after rebellion
militaryRank magister militum per Orientem NERFINISHED
notableAlly Verina NERFINISHED
notableEnemy Ariadne NERFINISHED
Emperor Zeno NERFINISHED
opposed Basiliscus NERFINISHED
participatedIn Isaurian War NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity Constantinople NERFINISHED
Eastern Roman provinces
Isauria NERFINISHED
politicalRole kingmaker in imperial politics
religion Christianity
roleInEvent helped restore Zeno to the throne
servedUnder Emperor Leo I NERFINISHED
Emperor Zeno NERFINISHED
supported Emperor Zeno NERFINISHED
supportedUsurper Leontius GENERATED
title patricius

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Zeno opponent Illus