Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse, as chronicled by the Byzantine historian Anna Comnena. Anna was Porphyrogenita (Born in the Purple), since she was born after her father, Alexius I Comnenus, became Emperor. Thus, she was well placed to write her history of the period.
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22 February 2020
Raymond IV of Toulouse in Anna Comnena
Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse, as chronicled by the Byzantine historian Anna Comnena. Anna was Porphyrogenita (Born in the Purple), since she was born after her father, Alexius I Comnenus, became Emperor. Thus, she was well placed to write her history of the period.
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