PB Byzantine seal of Constantine Promoundenos, magistros, judge of the Velum and of the Anatolikoi (AD 11th century)
Obv: Inscription of six lines: +Κ(ύρι)ε βοήθει τῷ σῷ δούλῳ Κωνσταντίνῳ μαγίστρῳ Border of dots.
Rev: Inscription of six lines: κριτῇ τοῦ βήλου (καὶ) τῶν Ἀνα[τ]ολικῶν [τ]ῷ Προμουνδηνῷ. Border of dots.
Translation: Lord, help your servant Constantine Promoundenos, magistros, judge of the Velum and of the Anatolikoi.
Parallels, DO Seals 3, no. 86.25a; Nesbitt–Oikonomides III no. 86. 25; Wassiliou–Seibt BBÖ II no. 172; Seibt, BBÖ I p. 303, n. 10.
This person may well be the Constantine Promoundenos who is attested on two seals in the Hermitage (see Šandrovskaja, Sfragistika, nos. 712, 713) as: a) magistros, vestes, judge of the Velum and of the Thrakesioi; and b) vestarches, judge of the Velum and of the Armeniakoi. A Constantine Promoundenos was hypatos and imperial notarios of the sakelle in 1088 (Patmos I, no. 49B, line 291). See also PBW Konstantinos 20304.
Weight: 9.33 g.
Diameter: 22.41 mm.
Described by Pactolus Numismatic Academy (PNA).