Bacurios Hiberios

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Bacurios Hiberios ("Bakur of Iberia", Bakur Iberieli in Georgian) was an illustrious Georgian general and philosopher in the Eastern Roman Empire service. He was a Prince of Iberia. Little is known about his life. He fought Goths in the Battle of Adrianople in 378 and usurper Eugenius in 395.

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