Perenos, doux of Italy, stayed in Dyrrachion & received homage of dissident Normans

Summary:
Perenos, doux of Italy, stayed in Dyrrachion because of the difficulty of landing in Italy. A number of Norman dissidents crossed the Adriatic to do him homage, the most prominent being Joscelin of Molfetta, who burned a ship coming from Calabria 
Dates:
1064 
Joscelin of Molfetta (Joscelin 10101)
  • He fled across with his men to Leon 20276 Perenos, burning a ship which came from Calabria (: ) Anonymus Barensis 152
Leon Perenos, doux of Italy (Leon 20276)
  • He received many dissident nobles from Italy at Dyrrachion, coming to do him homage (: ) Anonymus Barensis 152
  • Appointed doux of Italy but unable to sail across to Longibardia because of Robert 61 (Guiscard)'s oppression, he remained at Dyrrachion and was appointed doux there (:) Skylitzes Continuatus 169.1-5