Antiochus (13) Chuzon

Tony Honoré

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Antiochus (13) Chuzon

Tony Honoré

https://doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780199381135.013.515
Published online: 07 March 2016

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Antiochus (13) Chuzon, chief architect of the *Theodosian Code of ce 438, was a lawyer from Antioch (1). He was quaestor to *Theodosius (3) II from March 427 to April 430, praetorian prefect in 430–1, and consul in 431. A member of the commission set up to prepare the Code in 429, he presided over its second phase from 435 to 438 and was praised when it was promulgated as ‘distinguished in all things’ (cuncta sublimis: Nov.

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