Ino-Anastasia (fl. 575–582)
Ino-Anastasia (fl. 575–582)
Byzantine empress. Fl. around 575 to 582; m. Tiberius II Constantine, Byzantine emperor (r. 578–582); children: Constantina (who m. Maurice Tiberius [Mauritius], Byzantine emperor [r. 582–602]); another daughter.
See also Women in World History.
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