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Exaugustus Boioannes
Exaugustus Boiοannes ((イタリア語:Exaugusto Bugiano)), son of the famous Basil Boioannes, was also a catepan of Italy, from 1041〔Chalandon, p 99. Amatus of Montecassino, John Skylitzes, and the ''Annales Barenses'' place his arrival in 1041, but Lupus Protospatharius places it in 1042. Lupus begins his year in September, so Boioannes should have arrived in Italy within that month or after. We do know, however, that he was defeated and captured in September 1041.〕 to 1042.〔He was released in February 1042 from captivity, at which time he was replaced by Synodianos.〕 He replaced Michael Dokeianos after the latter's disgrace in defeat at Montemaggiore on May 4. Boioannes did not have the levies and reinforcements that Doukeianos had had at his command. He arrived only with a Varangian contingent. Boioannes decided on trying to isolate the Lombard rebels in Melfi by camping near Montepeloso.
According to William of Apulia, prior to battle Exaugustus made a speech to the troops as follows:
The Normans, however, sortied from Melfi and camped on the Monte Siricolo, near Montepeloso. They captured a convoy of livestock meant for the Greek camp and forced a battle, in which Boioannes was defeated and captured (September 3, 1041). The Normans, as mere mercenaries, turned the captive catepan over to the Lombard leader Atenulf in Benevento. The latter accepted a large payment in return for the catepan's liberation and promptly kept the entire ransom for himself. Boioannes was free, but not in command any longer.
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