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Melias (Greek: Μελίας; died 973 or 974) was a Byzantine general of Armenian origin, active in the wars against the Arabs in the east under Nikephoros II Phokas and John I Tzimiskes. He was defeated before Amid in 973 by the Hamdanids and died in captivity shortly after.

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rdfs:label	Mélias (domestique des Scholes) (fr) Melias (Domestic of the Schools) (en) Melias (doméstico das escolas) (pt)
rdfs:comment	Melias (Greek: Μελίας; died 973 or 974) was a Byzantine general of Armenian origin, active in the wars against the Arabs in the east under Nikephoros II Phokas and John I Tzimiskes. He was defeated before Amid in 973 by the Hamdanids and died in captivity shortly after. (en) Mélias ou Mleh (en grec : Μελίας, mort en 973 ou 974) est un général byzantin d'origine arménienne. Il participe aux guerres byzantino-arabes en Orient, sous les empereurs Nicéphore II Phocas et Jean Ier Tzimiskès. Il est vaincu devant Amid en 973 par les Hamdanides et il meurt en captivité peu après. (fr) Melias (em grego: Μελίας; m. 973 ou 974) foi um general bizantino de origem armênia do século X, ativo nas guerras contra os árabes no Oriente sob os imperadores Nicéforo II Focas (r. 963–969) e João I Tzimisces (r. 969–976). As menções a Melias ocorrem durante o reinado de João I, mas em decorrência de uma descrição num mural de uma igreja capadócia, os historiadores sugerem que ele estaria ativo no reinado de Nicéforo II, talvez na campanha de reconquista da Cilícia. (pt)
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authorlink	Alexander Kazhdan (en)
first	Anthony (en) Alexander (en)
last	Cutler (en) Kazhdan (en)
title	Domestic of the Schools of the East (en) Melias (en)
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volume	online (en)
years	ca. 972–973 (en)
has abstract	Melias (Greek: Μελίας; died 973 or 974) was a Byzantine general of Armenian origin, active in the wars against the Arabs in the east under Nikephoros II Phokas and John I Tzimiskes. He was defeated before Amid in 973 by the Hamdanids and died in captivity shortly after. (en) Mélias ou Mleh (en grec : Μελίας, mort en 973 ou 974) est un général byzantin d'origine arménienne. Il participe aux guerres byzantino-arabes en Orient, sous les empereurs Nicéphore II Phocas et Jean Ier Tzimiskès. Il est vaincu devant Amid en 973 par les Hamdanides et il meurt en captivité peu après. (fr) Melias (em grego: Μελίας; m. 973 ou 974) foi um general bizantino de origem armênia do século X, ativo nas guerras contra os árabes no Oriente sob os imperadores Nicéforo II Focas (r. 963–969) e João I Tzimisces (r. 969–976). As menções a Melias ocorrem durante o reinado de João I, mas em decorrência de uma descrição num mural de uma igreja capadócia, os historiadores sugerem que ele estaria ativo no reinado de Nicéforo II, talvez na campanha de reconquista da Cilícia. Melias foi mencionado em 972-973, quando participou da expedição bizantina contra a Mesopotâmia Superior e foi nomeado como doméstico das escolas no rescaldo da submissão do emir hamadânida Abu Taglibe (r. 967–978). Em 973, Melias atacou Amida e foi derrotado pelo hamadânida , irmão de Abu Taglibe. Sua morte é variadamente descrita nas fontes, com algumas alegando que teria morrido pouco depois de Amida e outras que teria vivido algum tempo na corte de Abu Taglibe. (pt)
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