FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE
FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE
FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE
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A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS<br />
Antonina obtains from Justinian the recall of her husband: Procop. Goth. III p.536<br />
B and this was achieved easily. Because the war with the Medes (Persians was<br />
already imminent, king Justinian was strongly engaged on it.<br />
Plot against Justinian: Procop. Goth. III. 31 p. 536 C-541 A. while Belisarius was<br />
on his way through Illyrium to CP. p.539 D because it was announce (became<br />
known) that he was somewhere Illyria. Conf. p. 541 C.<br />
Return of Belisarius: s Procop. Goth.III.35 p.548 A However, Belisarius did not<br />
meet with anyone from Byzantium, and he never went to Italy for five years<br />
[A.D.544-548], and he was not nowhere on the way (to Italy) but he all this time he<br />
was hiding like a fugitive (on rout). Idem. Anecd. c.5. p.15 D the second time he<br />
came to Italy, released himself from here shamefully; because, the (the initial<br />
plan) staying for five years in Italy was not realized, as I was told previously. He<br />
might arrive at CP. at the close of 548.<br />
Marius: P.C. basilii anno VII Ind. XI. Eo anno Theudebertus rex magnus<br />
Francorum obiit, et sedit in regno ejus Theudabaldus filius ipsius. Eo anno<br />
Lanthacaricus dux Francorum in bello Romano transfossus obiit. The time of the<br />
death of Theudebert is thus determined by Greg. Tur. H.Fr.III.37. IV.52. A trnsmitu<br />
Chloro vechi Regis usque ad transitum Theudeberti anni XXXVII.a transitu<br />
Theudeberti usque ad exitum Sigiberti anni XXIX. Both these numbers are repeated<br />
by Fredegarius Ept. P.576. But 37+29 are 66 years, and the actual space was only 64.<br />
On which account Du Chesne as quoted by Pagi tom.2 p.604 reads 28 for 29. s Pagi<br />
himself retains both numbers, understands them of current years, rejects the account<br />
of Marius, and places the death of Theudebert at A.D 547: “Gregorius<br />
Theudebebertum demortumm manisfestissime indicat quando a transitu Theudeberti<br />
usque ad exitum Sigiberti supputantur anni 29. Sigiberti autem obitus, ut nunc<br />
convenit, cadit in a.547.anni igitur illi 37 in lib.III.37 incompleti intelligendi.” He<br />
repeats this at p.662. But as Clovis died in Nov.511 the 37 th year did notcommence<br />
til Nov.547. Wherefore the death of Theudebert (in the 37 th year current) could not<br />
happen till the very end of 547, within the 11 th indiction, where Marius places it.<br />
And, as from thence to the close of 575 are 28 years and no more, the 29 th year could<br />
not be current at the death of Sigibert, and Du Chesne with very good reason<br />
proposes in that period XXVIII years for XXIX. Procopius Goth. IV.24 p.634 D<br />
mentions the death of Theudebert: Theudebert, the leader of Franks not long before<br />
[not long before A.D.551]he disappeared from the human race (passed away) from<br />
a disease, some villages of Liguria and Coutias (Carnian?) and Venetian Alps,<br />
which he conquered and imposed taxes without pity-and Theudibalt succeeded in<br />
the hegemony. A strange account of his death is givem by Agathias I.4 p.15.<br />
549 [332] U .C. Varr. 1302.<br />
Post. Cons. Basilii VIII<br />
O.M.S. Anon. apud<br />
Marcellin. Chron. Pasch.<br />
Non-consul (anypata) B.<br />
Post cons. Basil. Anno<br />
IX V.<br />
Justiniani 23 from Kal. April.<br />
Ilauph- a body guard of Belisarius named Ilauph, a barbarian, tameless and<br />
active-joins Totilas and is successful for the Goths in Dalmatia; and the winter ended<br />
and the 14 th year of the war: Procop.Goth. III.35 p.550 AB. March 549.<br />
Second capture of Rome by Totilas: Procop. Goth.III.36 p.550 C 551 C. betrayed<br />
by the Isaurians: p.551 D after the betraying Isaurians remained the only garrison<br />
(guarding the place) he opened up the gates by their authority and they accepted<br />
the enemies in the city. To this econd capture Liber pontiff. Apud Acta Concil.<br />
tom.5 p.1287 refers: Badiula qui Totila nuncapabatur-quadam die intravit Romam a<br />
porta sancti Pauli [Procop. Goth.III p.551 C of the gate known as the gate of<br />
apostle Paul] indictin=one XIII a . The 13 th indiction began Sept.! A.D. 549 in the<br />
15 th year of the war. This second capture is described by Paulus Dias.<br />
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