Spatharios - Revision history

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-'''Spatharios''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]: Σπαθαριος).
+'''Spatharios''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]] Σπαθάριος) is a title used mostly in the [[Byzantine empire|Byzantine]] period of Greek history.
-==Military Rank==
+==As a Military Rank==
 Spatharios was a [[Byzantine empire|Byzantine]] military rank meaning the "Sword-bearer".
-The "sword-bearers" ([[Greek]] Plural: Σπαθαριοι), were (allegedly)  members of a special Imperial guard. Their leader was called '''Protospatharios''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]: Προτοσπαθαριος).
+The "sword-bearers" ([[Greek language|Greek]] plural: Σπαθάριοι), were (allegedly)  members of a special Imperial guard. Their leader was called '''Protospatharios''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]: Πρωτοσπαθάριος).
 By the end of the 12th century, the title disappeared possibly due to changes in weapons used.
-==Honorary Title==
+==As an Honorary Title==
-The word "Protospatharios" was also used as a title, awarded to senior officials and army commanders.
+The word "Protospatharios" was also used as a title awarded to senior officials and army commanders.
 == Family Name ==

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 ==Military Rank==
-Spatharios was a [[Byzantine empire|Byzantine]] military rank meaning the the "Sword-bearer".
+Spatharios was a [[Byzantine empire|Byzantine]] military rank meaning the "Sword-bearer".
 The "sword-bearers" ([[Greek]] Plural: Σπαθαριοι), were (allegedly)  members of a special Imperial guard. Their leader was called '''Protospatharios''' ([[Greek Language|Greek]]: Προτοσπαθαριος).

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−	'''Spatharios''' ([[Greek Language\|Greek]]: Σπαθαριος). Byzantine military ~~title~~ meaning the the "Sword-bearer".	+	'''Spatharios''' ([[Greek Language\|Greek]]: Σπαθαριος). Byzantine military rang meaning the the "Sword-bearer".

	The "sword-bearers" ([[Greek]] Plural: Σπαθαριοι), were (allegedly) members of a special Imperial guard. Their leader was called '''Protospatharios''' ([[Greek Language\|Greek]]: Προτοσπαθαριος).		The "sword-bearers" ([[Greek]] Plural: Σπαθαριοι), were (allegedly) members of a special Imperial guard. Their leader was called '''Protospatharios''' ([[Greek Language\|Greek]]: Προτοσπαθαριος).

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	== Family Name ==		== Family Name ==

−	'''Spatharios''' is also a well know Medieval Greek family name. ~~Check~~ under the name [[Spathis]].	+	'''Spatharios''' is also a well know Medieval Greek family name. Details under the name [[Spathis]].