Constantine Porphyrogenitus, De administrando imperio

Title Pages
Table of Contents
Foreword to the First Edition
Foreword to the Second Edition
General Introduction
Critical Introduction
List of Signs
Text and Translation
Constantine to His Son Romanus
Proem
1. Pechenegs and the advantages of peace
2. Pechenegs and Russians
3. Pechenegs and Turks
4. Pechenegs, Russians, and Turks
5. Pechenegs and Bulgarians
6. Pechenegs and Chersonites
7. The dispatch of imperial agents from Cherson to Patzinacia
8. The dispatch of imperial agents with ships of war from Constantinople to Patzinacia
9. The coming of the Russians in ‘monoxyla’ from Russia to Constantinople
10. Of Chazaria, how and by whom war must be made upon it
11.The city of Cherson and the city of Bosporus
12. Black Bulgaria and Chazaria
13. The nations that are neighbours to the Turks
14. The genealogy of Mahomet
15. The tribe of the Fatemites
16. Stephen the astrologer
17. From the Chronicle of Theophanes
18. The second chief of the Arabs, Aboubachar, three years
19. The third chief of the Arabs, Ouma
20. The fourth chief of the Arabs, Outhman
21. From the Chronicle of Theophanes: the year from the creation of the world 6171
22. From the Chronicle of Theophanes
23. Iberia and Spain
24. Spain
25. From the history of the holy Theophanes of Sigriane
26. The genealogy of the illustrious king Hugh
27. The province of Lombardy and of the principalities and governorships therein
28. Story of the settlement of what is now called Venice
29. Dalmatia and the adjacent nations in it
30. Story of the province of Dalmatia
31. The Croats and the country they now dwell in
32. The Serbs and the country they now dwell in
33. The Zachlumi and the country they now dwell in
34. The Terbouniotes and Kanalites and the country they now dwell in
35. The Diocletians and the country they now dwell in
36. The Pagani, also called Arentani, and the country they now dwell in
37. The nation of the Pechenegs
38. The genealogy of the nation of the Turks, and whence they are descended
39. The nation of the Kabaroi
40. The clans of the Kabaroi and the Turks
41. The country of Moravia
42. Geographical descriptions
43. The country of Taron
44. The country of Apachouni; areas around Lakes Van and Urmiah
45. The Iberians/Georgians
46. The genealogy of the Iberians and about the city of Ardanoutzi
47. Of the migration of the Cypriotes the story is as follows
48. Chapter 39 of the holy sixth synod, held in the Domed Hall of the Great Palace
49. The subjugation of the Slavs and subjection to the church of Patras
50. The Slavs in the province of Peloponnesus, the Milingoi and Ezeritai, and their tribute, and likewise about the city of  Maïna
51. The imperial galley and the protospatharius of the basin
52. Demand made for horses in the province of Peloponnesus in the time of the sovereign Romanus, as stated above
53. Story of the city of Cherson
INDEX OF PROPER NAMES
GLOSSARY
GRAMMATICAL NOTES
INDEX OF SOURCES AND PARALLEL PASSAGES