Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Leontius II was Byzantine emperor from 695-698. He was originally a general in the army of Justinian II, but was imprisoned by Justinian after a defeat by the Arabs at Sebastopolis. He was freed in 695, but immediately organized a revolt against the emperor. During his unpopular reign, Carthage was lost in 697, and another rebellion was launched against him in 698. He was deposed and mutilated by Tiberius III, and was eventually executed when Justinian II returned to power in 705. Preceded by: Justinian II Byzantine emperors Followed by: Tiberius III This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.