Anastasian War Part of the Roman-Persian Wars The Roman-Persian frontier had remained stable since 384, when the two powers divided Armenia, and despite recurrent warfare, would not change significantly until the Lazic War. Date 502-506 Location Eastern Roman frontier (Osroene, Mesopotamia, Armenia, Southeastern Anatolia) Result Peace treaty The Byzantine Empire pays 1,000 pounds of gold to the Sassanid Empire[1] Territorial changes The Sassanids captures Theodosiopolis and Martyropolis Byzantine Empire received Amida[1] Belligerents Eastern Roman Empire Sassanid Empire Lakhmids Commanders and leaders Anastasius I Rufinus Areobindus Patricius Patriciolus Vitalian Hypatius Pharesmanes Celer Romanus Timostratus Constantine (POW)[2] Kavadh I Theodore Al-Mundhir III ibn al-Nu'man Adergoudounbades Bawi Glones