Sources
- The Immortal Emperor, by Donald Nicol.
- The Fall of Constantinople 1453, by Steven Runciman.
- Byzantium: Decline and Fall & A Short History of Byzantium, by John Julius Norwich.
- Prosopographisches Lexikon der Palaiologenzeit, IX no. 21497, ed. E. Trapp et als.
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