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happened to come from Assyria to a village named Adabiganus to the noth, where he had in mind to <strong>ROMANI</strong> 779 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS year (current) from A.D.542. And he had lost his daughter not quite two years before. Evagrius wrote III.33 in the 641 st year of Antioch (commencing Nov.A.D.592): according to that book (source) at the 641 st year. And ended his history in the 12 th of Mauricius ( commencing Aug. A.D.593): VI.24 at this point I will stop the history, at the 12 th year of the reign of Mauricius Tiberius. He wrote after the history of Joannes Epiphaniensis had been published (conf.a.553.3), and that history described the year 592 (conf..a.578.3). These notices will bring the work of Evagrius to the close of A.D.593. For his age conf.a.540. He wrote at Antioch: here (at this point) I.20.
Justiniani Novella 118 Petrus, the most glorious consul of the sacred eat Pretoria. Dat. III Kal. Aug. imp. D.N. Justiniani PP. Aug. anno XVII post cons. Basilii V.C.anno II. Coins of Totilas: Eckhel. Tom.8 p.215 D.N.Baduila (or Baduela) rex+felix Ticinus. Or floreas simper or virtus exercit. Or “epigraphe et caput Justiani.” Within A.D.541-551. 5 G 2 780 <strong>FASTI</strong> Vigiliis Romani Ep.6 apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.1229 Auxanio Arelatensi. Data XV Kal. Nov. iterum post consulatum Basilli V.C. A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS take the hegemony of the Romans invades through Persarmenia [spring A.D.543].someone was sent to Chosroes from Byzantium and announced that Constantinus and Stergius will be ambassadors (in Persia) and with the agreement that they will arrive immediately.. Both men were orators and very prudent, Constamtinus from Illyria and Stergius from Edessa.-during these events-since a lot of time had been elapsed, pestilence fell upon the Persians. A battle ensues in this campaign, in which the Romans are victorious and Narses is slain: Procop. Pers.II.125 p.149-151
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