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atriklines
The ''atriklines'' or ''artiklines'' ((ギリシア語:ἀτρικλίνης, ἀρτικλίνης)) was a Byzantine court official responsible for organizing feasts and banquets in the imperial palace. Along with maintaining order at imperial banquets, he was tasked with ensuring that guests were received in the correct order of precedence according to their court rank and office. The ''atriklines'' performed and fulfilled his duties by utilizing a list known as a ''kletorologion'' (κλητορολόγιον) containing the officials, dignitaries, and ministers who possessed the right to be entertained in the palace. The roster itself would undergo alterations in order to account for the establishment of new offices, the elimination of old offices, and changes made to the guest order of precedence. A prominent ''atriklines'' was a certain Philotheos, who in 899 held the imperial title of ''protospatharios'' and authored the only surviving example of a ''kletorologion''.
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