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Although the  Chronicle  of Theodore of Kyzikos has been known to scholarship and was included in Kurmbacher's  Geschichte Der Byzantinischen Litteratur , it was later identified with the  Synopsis Chronike , and hence excluded from any further research. The article reconsiders the text and its place in Byzantine historiography, focusing on its relationship to the  Synopsis Chronike . It analyses their similarities and differences, particularly in terms of textual criticism, and examines possible connections between them. Finally, it concludes that the accepted hypothesis that the two texts are one and the same (or mere variations of the same text) is not valid. Instead, it proposes that the  Chronicle  of Theodore of Kyzikos and the  Synopsis Chronike  are two distinct chronicles that derive from an earlier common archetype, which is now lost.

A Reappraisal of the Chronicle of Theodore of Kyzikos