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- Maximí fou un ambaixador romà. És esmentat el 422 com a lloctinent d'Araburi a la guerra amb Pèrsia. Teodosi II el va enviar com ambaixador a Àtila el 448; els ambaixador huns, Orestes i Edicó van anar amb ell a Pannònia i Edicó havia estat subornat pel ministre Crisafi per assassinar Àtila, però en arribar Edicó va informar el rei dels huns del pla. Després de l'ambaixada va tornar a Constantinoble i fou un dels principals ministres de l'emperador Marcià i fou comandant suprem a Egipte un temps després; a Egipte va fer alguna campanya victoriosa contra els anomenats etíops, segurament els blèmies. (ca)
- Maximinus (Greek: Μαξιμίνος) was a 5th-century East Roman official, serving as ambassador to Attila the Hun and as a senior minister at Constantinople. Maximinus was lieutenant of Ardaburius in the Roman–Persian war in 422. In 448, Theodosius II (r. 402–450) sent him to Attila; Orestes and Edeko, the Hunnic ambassadors at Constantinople, returned with him to Pannonia. Edeko had been bribed by the emperor's chief minister, Chrysaphius, to murder Attila, but on his arrival in Pannonia informed his master of the plot, of which Maximinus was totally ignorant. Attila was well aware of this and consequently turned his resentment only against the emperor and his minister, disdaining even to punish Vigilius, who was the entire promoter of the scheme, and who was entrapped in his turn by Attila. This embassy of Maximinus is described by his secretary, Priscus, to whom is owed nearly all modern knowledge of Attila's person and private life. Afterwards, Maximinus became one of the four principal ministers of the emperor Marcian (r. 450–457) and in later years held the supreme command in Egypt whence he made a successful campaign against the Ethiopians. He is invariably represented as a virtuous, firm, and highly talented man. (Priscus, p. 39, 40, 48–70; Socrat. Hist. Eccles., vii. 20; Priscus.) (en)
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- Maximí fou un ambaixador romà. És esmentat el 422 com a lloctinent d'Araburi a la guerra amb Pèrsia. Teodosi II el va enviar com ambaixador a Àtila el 448; els ambaixador huns, Orestes i Edicó van anar amb ell a Pannònia i Edicó havia estat subornat pel ministre Crisafi per assassinar Àtila, però en arribar Edicó va informar el rei dels huns del pla. (ca)
- Maximinus (Greek: Μαξιμίνος) was a 5th-century East Roman official, serving as ambassador to Attila the Hun and as a senior minister at Constantinople. Maximinus was lieutenant of Ardaburius in the Roman–Persian war in 422. In 448, Theodosius II (r. 402–450) sent him to Attila; Orestes and Edeko, the Hunnic ambassadors at Constantinople, returned with him to Pannonia. Edeko had been bribed by the emperor's chief minister, Chrysaphius, to murder Attila, but on his arrival in Pannonia informed his master of the plot, of which Maximinus was totally ignorant. Attila was well aware of this and consequently turned his resentment only against the emperor and his minister, disdaining even to punish Vigilius, who was the entire promoter of the scheme, and who was entrapped in his turn by Attila. Th (en)
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