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Although the first concrete evidence for the existence of many of the subsequent offices is often of a much later date, the chief departments, the genikon, the (e)idikon, the stratiōtikon and the dromos were in place by the late 7th century.

One is church Timios Prodromos, dedicated to the Holy Baptist (John) and the other is the Church of Timios Stavros, dedicated to the Holy Cross.

After the reforms of Emperor Alexios I Komnenos (), in circa 1108 the dromos ceased to exist as a department, but the logothetēs remained, now responsible for official communications and for supervising foreigners resident in Constantinople.

Cippi were set up as a stele, column or sculpture in the dromos of an Etruscan grave or at the grave entrance.

Prodromos (Mount Athos) (Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople).

The main sources for this period of his life are Choniates, the court poet Theodore Prodromos, and Michael the Syrian.

The court poet Theodore Prodromos wrote an encomium and a eulogy in [for Isaac, where he praises his erudition and talent.

The dromos was enclosed on the north, west and south by a free-standing curved seating structure measuring 217"nbsp;m long and 17"nbsp;m wide.

The dromos was accessed through gaps in the seating in the middle of its north, south and western sides.

Antigonus (son of Callas) 332–331 BC Hoplitodromos Heraclean games in Tyrus, after the Conquest of the city.

2009–2011 – Prodromos Petrides.

2001–2006 – Prodromos Petrides.

2013–present – Prodromos Petrides.