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'''Helion''' ({{lang-grc|Ἡλίων}}) was a ''[[magister officiorum]]'' under [[Theodosius II]]. He occupied the office since 414. In 422 he ne [[Category:Magistri officiorum]] ...

In 603, Phocas appointed Domentziolus as his ''[[magister officiorum]]'', a post he continued to hold throughout Phocas' reign. In 610, facing t [[Category:Magistri officiorum]] ...

| office = [[Roman consul|Consul]] (467)<br>''[[Magister officiorum]]''<br>[[Praetorian prefect of Illyricum]] ...h [[Illustrius Pusaeus]]. Between 467 and 468 he was ''comes et [[magister officiorum]]'', and later [[praetorian prefect of Illyricum]] (he was in office in 479 ...

Between 364 and 365 he hold the office of ''[[magister officiorum]]'', having a great influence in the court.<ref>Jones.</ref> [[Category:Magistri officiorum]] ...

...[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] official who held the office of ''[[magister officiorum]]'' during the reign of Emperor [[Justinian I]] (r. 527–565). He was a me ...s the deputy ''[[magister officiorum]]'', replacing [[Hermogenes (magister officiorum)|Hermogenes]] who had taken up military duties in the [[Iberian War]] again ...

...-el|Κέλερ}}) was a [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] general and ''[[magister officiorum]]'' under Emperor [[Anastasius I (emperor)|Anastasius]] (r. 491–518) in t ...Roman consul|consul]] for 508; he had already been appointed as ''magister officiorum''<ref name=":0">{{Cite book|title=Rome resurgent : war and empire in the ag ...

...e reign of [[Justin II]] (r. 565–578). He held the positions of [[magister officiorum]] and [[quaestor sacri palatii]]. He seems to have died by the mid-570s.<re ...or early 566. It describes Anastasius as holding the offices of [[magister officiorum]] and [[quaestor sacri palatii]]. This indicates that Anastasius had been a ...

...s|emperors]] [[Theodosius I]] and [[Arcadius]]. Caesarius was ''[[magister officiorum]]'' (386-387),{{sfn|Cameron|Long|Sherry|1993|p=178}} [[praetorian prefect In 386 he is attested as ''[[magister officiorum]]''. As such, he was sent by Emperor [[Theodosius I]] to [[Antioch]] in 387 ...

...was the son of [[Domentzia]], along with Phocas and the later ''[[magister officiorum]]'' [[Domentziolus (brother of Phocas)|Domentziolus]].<ref>{{harvnb|Martind [[Category:Magistri militum]] ...

...5/536 AD) was an Eastern Roman official who served as {{Lang|la|[[magister officiorum]]}}, military commander and [[diplomacy|diplomatic]] [[diplomat|envoy]] dur By May 529, he had risen to the post of {{Lang|la|[[magister officiorum]]}}, head of the imperial secretariat. In April 529, he was sent as an envo ...

...("Count of the Sacred Largesses") around or in 400 and later ''[[magister officiorum]]'' ("Master of the Offices") in 404.<ref>Bury, p.155</ref> He occupied the [[Category:Magistri officiorum]] ...

...self enjoyed the dignities of ''[[patrikios|patricius]]'' and ''[[magister officiorum]]''. He is said to have employed his power and influence well, and to have [[Category:Magistri militum]] ...

...made Western emperor by the ''[[magister officiorum]]'' [[Helion (magister officiorum)|Helion]].<ref>{{Cite book|title=Child Emperor Rule in the Later Roman West [[Category:Magistri militum]] ...

...gistros''". Although this would usually imply the position of ''[[magister officiorum]]'', [[Theodore Synkellos]] calls him "the general" (''[[strategos]]''), po [[Category:Magistri militum]] ...

...]]'' c. 507–511, as a [[Roman consul|consul]] in 514, then as ''[[magister officiorum]]'' under Theoderic, and later under the regency for Theoderic's young succ ...us]], who was then falling from grace after less than a year as ''magister officiorum'', and who was sent to prison and later executed. In addition, Boethius' fa ...

* ''[[Magister officiorum]]'' (officer responsible for managing the secretarial departments in the pa * ''Magistri scriniorum'' (the emperor's secretaries, belonging to the ''memoriae'', ''e ...

...ong these court officials was the '''Imperial Chancellor''' ("''[[magister officiorum]]''"). He was a kind of Interior Minister for State Security. His post had ...East is incomplete). The armories passed under the control of the magister officiorum by 390. In 442 he was made inspector-general of the frontier army units, a ...

...e forth, although he had been forbidden to do so by [[Hermogenes (magister officiorum)|Hermogenes]]. So both rushed madly upon each other with their spears, and In 540, Justinian I appointed Belisarius and Bouzes joint [[magister militum|magistri militum]] per Orientem. Bouzes would personally command the area between th ...

...as a Roman [[Roman Senate|senator]], [[Roman consul|consul]], ''[[magister officiorum]]'', [[historian]], and [[philosopher]] of the [[Early Middle Ages]]. He wa ...intment of his sons, Boethius was elevated to the position of ''[[magister officiorum]]'', becoming the head of all government and palace affairs.{{Sfn|Barrett|1 ...

...(Alexandria) and [[Isauria]]. The large ''comitatus'' were commanded by ''magistri'', the smaller ones by ''comites''. All five reported direct to the eastern ...ot belong to the ''comitatus praesentales'' and reported to the ''magister officiorum'', a civilian official.<ref>''Notitia Dignitatum'' Titles IX and XI</ref> H ...