Augusta of the Eastern Roman Empire

Target entity: Augusta of the Eastern Roman Empire
Context triple: [Galla, nobleTitle, Augusta of the Eastern Roman Empire]

• A. Amma Theodora
  Amma Theodora was an early Christian Desert Mother revered for her ascetic wisdom and spiritual counsel among the fourth-century monastic communities of Egypt.
• B. Empress Irene of Athens
  Empress Irene of Athens was an 8th-century Byzantine empress who ruled as regent and later as sole emperor, noted for restoring the veneration of icons and playing a pivotal role in church and imperial politics.
• C. Empress Theodora
  Empress Theodora was a 9th-century Byzantine empress known for restoring the veneration of icons and ending the second period of Byzantine Iconoclasm.
• D. Aelia Eudoxia
  Aelia Eudoxia was a powerful late Roman empress and influential wife of Emperor Arcadius, noted for her significant role in Eastern Roman imperial politics and church affairs in the early 5th century.
• E. Aelia Eudocia
  Aelia Eudocia was a 5th-century Byzantine empress and influential literary figure known for her Christian poetry and prominent role in the Eastern Roman court.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Augusta of the Eastern Roman Empire
Target entity description: Augusta of the Eastern Roman Empire was an imperial title granted to empresses and other high-ranking women in the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) court, signifying their elevated status and political influence.

• A. Amma Theodora
  Amma Theodora was an early Christian Desert Mother revered for her ascetic wisdom and spiritual counsel among the fourth-century monastic communities of Egypt.
• B. Empress Irene of Athens
  Empress Irene of Athens was an 8th-century Byzantine empress who ruled as regent and later as sole emperor, noted for restoring the veneration of icons and playing a pivotal role in church and imperial politics.
• C. Empress Theodora
  Empress Theodora was a 9th-century Byzantine empress known for restoring the veneration of icons and ending the second period of Byzantine Iconoclasm.
• D. Aelia Eudoxia
  Aelia Eudoxia was a powerful late Roman empress and influential wife of Emperor Arcadius, noted for her significant role in Eastern Roman imperial politics and church affairs in the early 5th century.
• E. Aelia Eudocia
  Aelia Eudocia was a 5th-century Byzantine empress and influential literary figure known for her Christian poetry and prominent role in the Eastern Roman court.
• F. None of above. chosen