Christophorus
the CAESAR, son of Constantine V. Copronymus. There is an edict against image-worship issued by him and his brother Nicephorus, A. D. 775, in the Imperial. Decret. de Cult. Imag. of Goldastus, Franc. 1608, 4to., No. 8, p. 75. (Fabric. Bibl. Graec. xii. p. 740.) For what is known of the life of Christophorus, see NICEPHORUS.
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