Lilingis (died 492) was a governor of Isauria under the reign of the emperor Zeno.
Lilingis was the half-brother of the influential Isaurian general Illus.
In 484, he was given command of an army by Zeno and charged with putting down a revolt against the emperor by Illus.
He was ostensibly successful in this, becoming governor of Isauria shortly thereafter.
[2] He was killed when the Isaurian rebels were routed by the Byzantine Empire at the Battle of Cotyaeum in 492.