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A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Antonina obtains from Justinian the recall of her husband: Procop. Goth. III p.536 B and this was achieved easily. Because the war with the Medes (Persians was already imminent, king Justinian was strongly engaged on it. Plot against Justinian: Procop. Goth. III. 31 p. 536 C-541 A. while Belisarius was on his way through Illyrium to CP. p.539 D because it was announce (became known) that he was somewhere Illyria. Conf. p. 541 C. Return of Belisarius: s Procop. Goth.III.35 p.548 A However, Belisarius did not meet with anyone from Byzantium, and he never went to Italy for five years [A.D.544-548], and he was not nowhere on the way (to Italy) but he all this time he was hiding like a fugitive (on rout). Idem. Anecd. c.5. p.15 D the second time he came to Italy, released himself from here shamefully; because, the (the initial plan) staying for five years in Italy was not realized, as I was told previously. He might arrive at CP. at the close of 548. Marius: P.C. basilii anno VII Ind. XI. Eo anno Theudebertus rex magnus Francorum obiit, et sedit in regno ejus Theudabaldus filius ipsius. Eo anno Lanthacaricus dux Francorum in bello Romano transfossus obiit. The time of the death of Theudebert is thus determined by Greg. Tur. H.Fr.III.37. IV.52. A trnsmitu Chloro vechi Regis usque ad transitum Theudeberti anni XXXVII.a transitu Theudeberti usque ad exitum Sigiberti anni XXIX. Both these numbers are repeated by Fredegarius Ept. P.576. But 37+29 are 66 years, and the actual space was only 64. On which account Du Chesne as quoted by Pagi tom.2 p.604 reads 28 for 29. s Pagi himself retains both numbers, understands them of current years, rejects the account of Marius, and places the death of Theudebert at A.D 547: “Gregorius Theudebebertum demortumm manisfestissime indicat quando a transitu Theudeberti usque ad exitum Sigiberti supputantur anni 29. Sigiberti autem obitus, ut nunc convenit, cadit in a.547.anni igitur illi 37 in lib.III.37 incompleti intelligendi.” He repeats this at p.662. But as Clovis died in Nov.511 the 37 th year did notcommence til Nov.547. Wherefore the death of Theudebert (in the 37 th year current) could not happen till the very end of 547, within the 11 th indiction, where Marius places it. And, as from thence to the close of 575 are 28 years and no more, the 29 th year could not be current at the death of Sigibert, and Du Chesne with very good reason proposes in that period XXVIII years for XXIX. Procopius Goth. IV.24 p.634 D mentions the death of Theudebert: Theudebert, the leader of Franks not long before [not long before A.D.551]he disappeared from the human race (passed away) from a disease, some villages of Liguria and Coutias (Carnian?) and Venetian Alps, which he conquered and imposed taxes without pity-and Theudibalt succeeded in the hegemony. A strange account of his death is givem by Agathias I.4 p.15. 549 [332] U .C. Varr. 1302. Post. Cons. Basilii VIII O.M.S. Anon. apud Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Non-consul (anypata) B. Post cons. Basil. Anno IX V. Justiniani 23 from Kal. April. Ilauph- a body guard of Belisarius named Ilauph, a barbarian, tameless and active-joins Totilas and is successful for the Goths in Dalmatia; and the winter ended and the 14 th year of the war: Procop.Goth. III.35 p.550 AB. March 549. Second capture of Rome by Totilas: Procop. Goth.III.36 p.550 C 551 C. betrayed by the Isaurians: p.551 D after the betraying Isaurians remained the only garrison (guarding the place) he opened up the gates by their authority and they accepted the enemies in the city. To this econd capture Liber pontiff. Apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.1287 refers: Badiula qui Totila nuncapabatur-quadam die intravit Romam a porta sancti Pauli [Procop. Goth.III p.551 C of the gate known as the gate of apostle Paul] indictin=one XIII a . The 13 th indiction began Sept.! A.D. 549 in the 15 th year of the war. This second capture is described by Paulus Dias. <strong>ROMANI</strong> 789
3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Terminates in the reckoning of Theophanes at August A.D.523; which may place the expedition in the spring or summer of that year; and the period of 25 years “more or less” will bring this passage of Cosmas to 547 or 548. Cosmas X p.331 A quotes a treatise of Theodosius, archbishop of Alexandria, whom he thus describes p.330 E I will put forth (report) and a young schismatic of his father, still being alive and living in CP. and then a treatise of Timotheus ; p.332 A B ignoring him by oversight [Theodosium] previously, but now dead, young Timothy we will pursue. From whence Montfaucon argues præf. p.II that these passages libri undecimi (imo decimi) were written in A.D. 535 (the date according to Montfaucon of the death of Timotheus), and that Cosmas, “qu diuturnum tempus I his elucubrandis insumsit, postreman anni 535 notam ontam tum posuisse cum primum his operam daret, deinde vero quum multi s elapsis annis pristine repeteret notam anni 547 posusisee.” Timotheus junior died Feb. 7 A.D.537, Theodosius was bishop from July 537 to November 538. He was then called to CP. and banished: conf.a.567. he survived his deposition more than 28 years: Ibid. These passages then could not have been written by Cosmas before the end of 538. But it is not clear that they were witten so soon. The terms now is still alive and now had died are consistent with a longer period after the deposition of Theodosius. and the expression in CP, living is also consistent with a longer period; for his place of exile was only 6 miles from CP. conf.a.567. and, as his influence was great in the palace (Ibid.), he might have been permitted to revisit the city itself. Vigilius at CP. is noticed by Procopius Goth.III. 35 p.549 A at this date, towards the close of the 14 th year of the Gothic war: Vigilius, the archbishop of Rome along with many educated Italians, present here and living not any more in excess (luxury), but he wished the King of Italy to change at any cost.-The king of Italy was promising to take care of them himself, and that he was aware of both Christian dogmas, and he was maintaining that he is willing to study their contradicting arguments. Concilium Aureianense V: Acta Concil. tom.5 p. 1375. Domnus Childebertus rex is named in præfatione p.1377. Subscriptiones p.1383 In Christi nomine sa-
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