Psellos asked a krites to let the metropolitan of Amorion pay monoprosopon in the capital, at no cost to the exchequer

Summary:
Psellos told the krites of Anatolikon that the metropolitan of Amorion was not raising problems over the monoprosopon owed, but wanted to make things easier by paying in the capital. Distance was less important for the collectors than quality, and he promised ideal monoprosopon animals, plump with some remaining milk teeth. If the krites approved, there would be no reduction of the tax in quantity or quality, and a favour done for Psellos 
Dates:
1060 (Uncertain) 
krites of Anatolikon (Anonymus 2402)
  • He was told that Anonymus 2403 proposed to pay his monoprosopon in the capital at no loss to the collectors, with plump animals with some remaining milk teeth; if he approved, the tax would be fully paid and a favour done for Psellos (:) Psellos Letters (K - D) 82, 111.23-112.17
metropolitan of Amor(a)ion (Anonymus 2403)
  • He proposed to pay his monoprosopon in the capital at no loss to the collectors, with plump animals with some remaining milk teeth; if this was approved by Anonymus 2402, the tax would be fully paid and a favour done for Psellos (:) Psellos Letters (K - D) 82, 111.23-112.17
Michael Psellos (named Konstantinos till tonsure in 1054) (Michael 61)
  • He told Anonymus 2402 of the proposals of Anonymus 2403 over monoprosopon tax payments Psellos Letters (K - D) 82, 111.23-112.17
  • He told Anonymus 2402 that Anonymus 2403 was not raising problems over the monoprosopon owed, but wanted to make things easier by paying in the capital; distance was less important for the collectors than quality of animal (:) Psellos Letters (K - D) 82, 111.23-112.6
  • Anonymus 2403 (he said) promised ideal monoprosopon animals, plump, with some remaining milk teeth; if Anonymus 2402 approved, there would be no reduction of the tax in quantity or quality, and a favour done for Psellos (:) Psellos Letters (K - D) 82, 112.6-17