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which the Gepidæ were destroyed: Langob. sancta 794 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS year had the power (reign). The whole period was to be 11 y 6 m : p.608 D eleven year and six months. The first truce therefore expired in spring 550, the second commenced in autumn 551. The autumn is marked by Procopius p.609 p. 609 C it was the middle of autumn. And Isdegunas after the winter had passed returned into Persia: p.614 after the winter time (end of winter) Isdigunas arrived at Hosroes (carrying) money and he announced them the events; and although he had brought the money they were going to secure the truce. Procopius Goth. IV.25 p. 638 marks a war between the Lombards and Gepidæ at this juncture, the summer of the 17 th year of the Gothic war. His account of the Lombards is not quite exact. In the 4 th year of the Gothic war A.D.538 Wacis is the king of the Lombards: II.22 p.441 A. to whom Witiges sends for aid: because they confirmed that Wacis is a friend and ally of the king [sc. Justiniano] they departed unsuccessful. At the 14 th year A.D. 548 Procopius relates III.33 p.544 a war of the Lombards and Gepidæ in the reign of Audoin; who make peace: p. 544C. (in the time of Totilas p. 549 D.) Under the 16 th year A.D. 550 he tells of renewed war, still in the reign of Audoin, notwithstanding the peace: IV.18 p.615 B. a truce is made for 2 years: twoyear truce p.616 A. Then under the 17 th year, having mentioned IV.24 p.637 that Totilas had acquired the islands of Sardinia and Corsica, and that the Sclaveni had plundered Illyricium (after a large crowd of Slavs invaded Illyria they committed crimes not pleasantly said IV.25 p.637 C), he proceeds p.638 B-639 A at this (year) Gepidæ and Lombards attacked each other thus start fighting.-and the Logobards en-masse (all of them)-they arrived at the place of Gepidæ, and since the Gepidæ resisted them and after a pitch battle took place they are defeated, and they say that many of them were killed during this battle. Audoin, the king of Logobards after a few days he sent to Byzantium the good news-he found fault with not arriving the allied army of the king , although the Logobard, a little time ago, had sent a large number to Narses who was campaigning against Totilas and Goths. In this account Audoin is still king, and had already before this victory sent succours to Narses. These Lombard succours are mentioned again IV.26 p.641 A-Audoin the leader of Lombards-he sent succours to him-in A.D.552. and in the battle with Totilas: p.652 B. After the death of Totilas they were dismissed by Narses: IV.33 p.658 A. (in the autumn of 552.) Paulus Diac. De gestis Langobardorum gives this account of the Lombards. They issued from Scandinavia led by two brothers about ten generations before the present period: Langob.I.3 .7. In the time of their 5 th king –his temporibus I.18.19-Odoacer reigned in Italy; and after his victory over the Rugi (in A.D.487:conf.a.) the Lombards occupied Rugiland: I.19 Tunc Langofertilis, aliquantis commorati sunt annis. Their 7 th king conquered the Heruli: I.20. Aftre him an usurper, Wacho, governed the Lombards:I.21, who is not numbered by Paulus among the kings; for his son Waltari (Waltari, the son of Wacis Procopio Goth.III p.549 B) is called the 8 th king I.21, who was in reality the 9 th . Audoin the 9 th king-nonus Audoin- (properly the 10 th ) led the Lombards into Pannonia (in A.D. 5267: conf.a.568): I.22 Paulus relates I.23 a battle with the Gepidæ and a victory of the Lombards in the reign of Audoin. (though really the 11 th ), succeeded his father and made war upon the Gepidæ again: I.27. Then followed the preparations of Narses (in spring 551) for his war with Totilas: Langob.II.1 Tunc Alboin electan e suis manum direxit qui Romanis adversum Gothos suffragium ferrent. &c. from this narrative we learn that Wacho reigned while the Lombards
<strong>ROMANI</strong> 795 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Ι.27 Alboin cum Avaribus (qui primum Hunni postea de Regis proprii nomine Avares appelati sunt) fædus perpetuum iniit. Dehinc ad præparatum a Gepidis bellum profectus est.- Langobardi victores effecti sunt, tanta in Gepidos ira sævientes ut eos ad internecionem usque delerent.-In eo prætio Alboin Cunimundum occidit &c.-Gepidorum vero genus ita est diminutum ut ex illo tempore ultra non habuerint regem, sed universi qui superesse bello poterant aut Langobardis subjecti sin taut usque hodie [A.D. 780] Hunnis eorum patriam possidentibus duro imperio subjecti gemant. But Cunimund was slain and the Gepidæ utterly destroyed was in 567, the year before the Lombards entered Italy: conf.a.566.2. Synodus Chalcedonensis-solveretur. Sed cum papa Vigilius in hac parte non vellet adhibere consensum, jam tunc talis violentia facta est ut publice in conventu clamaris &c-Cum Afri episcopein civitatem regiam prevenissent, cœperunt eis nunc blandimentis nunc terroribus-extorquere ut præberent in capitulorum damnatione consensum. Sed cum nullatenus eis extorquere potuissent, concinnata est causa sancto Reparato episcopo Carthaginiensi quasi Areobindam magistrum militum a Guntarit tyranno in Africa fecisset occidi [conf.a.545.2], et sub hoc colore in exilio deportatus est. Hoc videntes alii duo –ad sanctam Euphemiam Chalcedonem fugerunt et ibi usque hidie sub tanta necessitate jacent ut-pericula immense sustineant.-CP. i vero cœperunt iterum-Vigilum compellere ut, si Afri atque Illyriciabi vel Dalmate episcope nellent, ipse cum Græcis episcopis eadem capitula condemnaret. Sed Vigilio nullatenus acquiescente, edicta ex nomine imperiali-suspendi fecerunt per quæ eadem capitula damnarentur. Quo facto, beatissimus papa omnes episcopos admonuit dicens “Quicunque edicts istis consensum præbere voluerit, sciat se ab apostolicæ sedis communione supsensum.” Sed et sanctus Dacius Mediolanensis episcopus contestationem omnium sub magna vociferatione deposuit dicens- “Constat apud me edicta ista sanctum synodum Chalcedonensem et fidem catholicam perturbare.” De qua re accensa est contra beatissimum papam et contra Dacium episcopum iracundia principalis, et tanta conta contra eos agree cœperunt, ut, nisi ad sanctorum basilicas confugissent, ad interitum vitæ pervenerant. Et tamen-Vigilius nec in basilica beati Petri sedes tutas habere meruit, in tantum ut illit prætor – mitteretur. Qui cum multitudine militum spathas nudatas et arcus tensos portantium supradictam basilicam introivit. Quo viso sanctus papa columnas altaris amplexus est; sed ille ferocitate et animo concitatus primo de altari diaconos ejus et clericos a capillis tentos ejecit, postea vero ipsum sanctum papam alii a pedibus alii a capillis et barba tentumabstrahebant. Sed cum ille altaris columnas non dimitteret, cecidit altare et columnæ aliquæ fractæ sunt.-Postea tamen sacramenta accepit b. papa et e. Dacius episcopus-quia eis nemo ultra violentiam faceret:-et sic interim sunt egressi.-Unde rogamus et conntestamur gloriam vestram-ut ad provincias vestras hæc omnia velociter indicetis ne.-Anastasius quidam, quem s.episcopus Aurelianus Arelatensis civitatis ad b.papam, ante hoc biennium direxerat [he arrived at CP. in July 549:conf.a.550 Vigilii ep.13], ibidem in Galliis aliqua mentiatur &c. Witten A.D.551:conf.Noris.tom.1 p.588 p.618. The outrage at the altar happened at CP. in Aug.551: conf.a.552. Which determines this epistle written in Italy to the close of that year. But, as Vigilius quitted Rome Nov.22 A.D.544 (conf.a.545) and therefore seven years before, we may read in p.1399 A ante VII
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