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792 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Idem p.561 C and they went to Dalmatia, to winter in Solin (Salona. P. 563 A they arrived in Dalmatia they had in mind to winter in Solin, [A.D 550/1]planning to be on the way to Ravenna from here immediately after the end of the winter. Another irruption of the two Sclaveni, who winter in the empire: where they wintered in a familiar land [A.D.550/1], and they retire with their booty in they spring (A.D.551): Procop. Goth.III.40 p.563. They approach within little more than a day’s march of CP. they were on the way to Byzantium a little more than a day’s march p.564 A. Totilas after the death of Germanus returned to winter in Italy: procop. Goth.III p.562 B. intending with the spring (A.D. 551) to repass into Sicily: p.562 D of which (land) we will encircle (attack from behind), immediately at the commencement of the spring we will present in Sicily and we will go upon them fearlessly. An expedition is led by Chorinaes-a Persian man, called Chorianes-into Lazica in the 5 th year after the truce: Procop. Goth.IV.1 p.566 already whatever happened until the 5 th year of the truce-I have reported in my previous works; at the next year a large Medean army invaded the land of Colchis. Described Goth. IV.8 p.582 C. The 5 th year of the truce being now completed (ib April A.D.550: conf.a.545), ambassadors are sent to treat; Petrus (see col.3) to Cjhosroes, Isdegunas to Justinian: Goth.IV.11 p.591 A. Bessas among the Lazi besieges Petra: Procop.Goth.IV.11 p.591 A-595 A. towards the 551 1304. Post cons. Basilii X O.M.S. Anon. apud Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Justiniani Nov.129. Non-consul (anypata) B. Post cons. Basil. Anno XI V. close of A.D.550. conf.a.551. Justiniani 25 from Kal. April. Germanus wintered at Solin; the Roman forces in Italy were inactive in expectation of his coming, and the winter ended and the 16 th year of the Gothic war (March A.D.551): procop.Goth.IV.21 p.625B. Narses is appointed to the command: p.625 D at the arose upon (coming) year [April A.D.551] Joannes was thinking to rise upon from Solin and to explain to the army that (they must campaign) against Totilas and Goths most speedily; The kin, however, was hindering by ordering him to stay until Narses, the eunuch arrives. His progress through Thrace (because he reached in the middle of Thrace p.626 D) is delayed by the presence of the Huns: p. 627 A. Totilas restores the senate at Rome: s p.627 A. Theophanes p.192 C marks the appointment of Narses: Justiniani at this year, the 24 th of Justinian, in April of the 4 th indiction [lege 14 th collato Theophane ipso p.193 A] Narses, the eunuch, was sent to Rome with the mission of fighting the Goths etc.-because after Rome was captured they raised against Belisarius and the Goths recaptured it. April of indict.14 is April A.D.551, when the 24 th year of Justinian as Theophanes computed it was still current: conf.a.566.4. At a wrong year in Malalas XVIII p.228 under indict.13: at the current year {sc. of 13 th indiction] Narses was sent etc., which would be at the spring or summer of A.D.550. In Colchis Mermeroes on his march to relive Petra, when winter was over-when the time was after the time( end) of the winter [winter A.D. 550/1] he marched on it, heard that Petra was taken: Procop.Goth.IV.13 p.600 D. Petra therefore surrendered to Bessas (Procop. Goth.IV.11 p.597 A) in the beginning of 551. Mermeroes marches to Arceoplois: p.601 A. is repulsed: p.606 C. occupies the country:p.610B. prepares to build a fort, the winter setting in: p.607B 611C. Gubazes and the Lazi prepare to pass the winter (551/2) in the mountains: IV.16 p.611D. Isdegunas at CP. concludes another 5 years’ truce: procop.Goth.IV.15 p.607 D.18 months after the former truce had expired: p. 608A in the between, it happened to have elapsed 18 months from the previous truce. P. 608C this truce happened between Romans and Persians at the 25 th year.
<strong>ROMANI</strong> 793 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Lus Cyriluus Mopsuestenæ fuisset civitatis episcopus. In fine vero connumeriationis Theodorum conscriptum esse juniorem-qui ex Galatia ortus unus nostril factus consilii ante tres annos defunctus est. Justiniani Novella 129 about the Samaritans. Dat. XVII Kal. Jul. CP. imp. D.N. Justiniani PP. Aug. anno XXV post Basilii V.C. cons. Anno X. Jornandis de regnorume successione. Composed in the 24 th year of Justinian: p.714 Justinianus regnat jam jubente Domino annos XXIV. After the death of Germanus: p.719 In Sardicesni civitate extrenun halitum fudit relinquens uxorem ravidam, quæ post ejus obitum postumum edidit filium. Totilas is still living and successful: p.719 totam pæne insultans Romanis devastate Italiam. He does not notice the appointment of Narses to the command in Italy, who was appointed in the beginning of the 25 th year of Justinian: see col. 2. We may assign this history to the close of the 24 th year. Jornandes p.720 mentions the war between the Lombards and Longobardorum gens, social Romani regni principibus et Theodahati sororis filiam, dante sibi imperatore, in matrimonio jungens regi suo [sc. Audoin: conf. Procop. Goth.IV.25 p.638 D], contra æmulos Romanorum Gepidas una die pugna commissa eorum pæne castra pervasit, cesideruntque ex uutraque parte amplius quadraginta millia. This great victory obtained by the Lombards over the Gepidæ, which is placed by Procopius in the 25 th year of Justinian, the summer of 551, is determined by Jornandes to the 24 th year, conforming the time assigned by Paulus Diaconus, see col. 2. And we may refer that victory to the summer of the autumn of A.D.550. Paulus Diac. Mistakes the war of 550 for the final war in Oath of Vigilius: Acta Conc. tom. 6 p.194 Juravit Vigilus &C.-ita agree-ut ista tria capitula, id est, Theodorum Mopsuestenum cum scriptis suis, et epistolam quæ diciturIbæ, et conscripta Theodoreti contra orthodoxam fidem et contra XII capitula sancti Cyrilii dicta, condemnetur et anathematizentur.-Datum est hoc juramentum XV die mensis Augusti indictione XIII, imperii &c. anno XXIII novices post cons. Basilii V.C. Ob postconsulatum et indictionem lege anno XXIII. Vigilius condemns Theodorus: Acta Concil. tom. 5 p.1314 Vigilius episcopus sanctæ ecclesiæ catholicæurbis Romæ dixit &c. p.1316 C Ideoque ex persona et auctoritate beati Petri apostoli (cujus licet exigui nos locum gerimus) cum Dacio Mediolanensi Joanne Marsicano &c.-atqueJordane Crotonensi fratribus et coepiscopis nostris-Theodorum Cæsareæ Cappadociæ civitatis quondam episcopum-tam sacerdodati honore et communione catholica quam omni officio episcopali seu potestate spoliatum esse decernimus.- Teque Mennam CP. civitatis episcopum, qui non dissimili culpa constringeris, cum omnibus metropolitanis et micropolitanis episcopis ad tuam diœcesim pertinentibus &c.-a sacra communione suspensimus &c.-Deo juvante et ipsius gratia Vigilus episcopus-subsctripsi. Data XIX Kal. Sept. imperante domino Justiniano PP.Aug. anno XXV post cons. Basilii V.C. anno X [male anno XI]. But this sentence was not immediately published: conf. Vigilii encyclicam apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.1309 E Chartam vero ipsam excommunicationis-cuidam Christianæ personæ tradidimus conservandam ut, si forsitam hi qui excesserant nuloo modo corrigere voluissent,-mox eam proponeret &c. Clericum Italiæepistola legatariis Francorum CP. proficiscentibus. Apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.1398- Audientes vestram gloriam ad regiam urbem in legationem esee directam-hæc vobis de regiam quæ acta sunt pauca ad instructuionem quacumque occasione referenda transmisimus.-Veniens enim ibi ante VI annos istos- Vigilius, magis autem (ut quod verius est dicatur) prope violenter deductus, cœperunt capitulorum faceret per quam
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