'''Yannis (John) Zonaras''' ({{lang-el|{{polytonic|Ἰωάννης Ζωναρᾶς}}}} ; [[floruit|''fl.'']] 12. yüzyıl) was a [[ Byzantine Empire|ByzantineKonstantinopolis]] 'te chronicleryaşamış andBizanslı [[theology|theologian]],Vakanüvis whove liveddin at [[Constantinople]]adamı. ▼{{çeviri}}
▲'''Yannis (John) Zonaras''' ({{lang-el|{{polytonic|Ἰωάννης Ζωναρᾶς}}}}; [[floruit|''fl.'']] 12. yüzyıl) was a [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] chronicler and [[theology|theologian]], who lived at [[Constantinople]].
Under Emperorİmparator [[Alexios I. Aleksios Komnenos]] heidaresinde, heldbaşyargıçlık theve officesimparatorun ofözel [[Drungarios of the Vigla|head justice]] and private secretarysekreterliğini (''[[Protasekretis|protasēkrētis]]'') toyapmıştır. theAleksios'un ölümünden emperorsonra, butemekli afterolmuş Alexios' death, he retiredve toölünceye thekadar monasterykitaplarını ofyazacağı St .Glykeria, wheremanastırına hekapanmıştır. spent the rest of his life in writing books.
En önemli eseri 18 kitaptan oluşan ''Tarihi Özeti'' ({{lang-el|{{polytonic|Ἐπιτομὴ Ἱστοριῶν}}}}, {{lang-la|Epitome Historiarum}}), isimli kitabıdır. Dünyanın yaratılışından Aleksios'un ölümüne (1118) kadar ki zamanı içerir. İlk bölümlerin büyük kısmı [[Josephus]]'tan alınmıştır. Erken 3. yüzyıla kadar olan Roma tarihi için, [[Cassius Dio]]'yu izlemiştir. Zonaras'ın tarihinin en önemli parçası I. Aleksios Komnenos'un hükümdarlık dönemidir. Onun tarihi [[Niketas Honiates]] tarafından devam ettirilmiştir. Bir çok dini eserde vermiştir.
His most important work, ''Extracts of History'' ({{lang-el|{{polytonic|Ἐπιτομὴ Ἱστοριῶν}}}}, {{lang-la|Epitome Historiarum}}), in eighteen books, extends from the creation of the world to the death of Alexius (1118). The earlier part is largely drawn from [[Josephus]]; for Roman history he chiefly followed [[Cassius Dio]] up to the early third century. Contemporary scholars are particularly interested in his account of the third and fourth centuries, which depend upon sources, now lost, whose nature is fiercely debated. Central to this debate is the work of Bruno Bleckmann, whose arguments tend to be supported by continental scholars but rejected in part by English-speaking scholars.<ref>Bleckmann, ''Die Reichskrise des III. Jahrhunderts in der spätantiken und byzantinischen Geschichtsschreibung : Untersuchungen zu den nachdionischen Quellen der Chronik des Johannes Zonaras''. Munich, 1992.</ref> An English translation of these important sections has recently been published: Thomas Banchich and Eugene Lane, ''The History of Zonaras from Alexander Severus to the Death of Theodosius the Great'' (Routledge 2009). The chief original part of Zonaras' history is the section on the reign of Alexios Komnenos, whom he criticizes for the favour shown to members of his family, to whom Alexios entrusted vast estates and significant state offices. His history was continued by [[Niketas Choniates |Nicetas Acominatus]].
Various ecclesiastical works have been attributed to Zonaras — commentaries on the Fathers and the poems of [[Gregory of Nazianzus]]; lives of Saints; and a treatise on the Apostolical Canons — and there is no reason to doubt their genuineness. The lexicon, however, which has been handed down under his name (ed. [[J. A. H. Tittmann]] 1808) is probably the work of a certain [[Antonius Monachus]] (Stein's [[Herodotus]], ii. 479 f.).
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* {{cite book
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| başlık = Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium
| last = Kazhdan
| titleyayıncı = [[Oxford DictionaryUniversity of Byzantium]]Press
| publisher = Oxford University Press
| isbn = 978-0-19-504652-6
| pagesayfa= 2229
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*[http://www.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/30_20_1050-1150-_Ioannes_Zonaras.html Opera Omnia by Migne Patrologia Graeca with analytical indexes]
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