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798 <strong>FASTI</strong> atque anxientate discessimus. Nam cum ad beati Petri basilicam in Ormisda fundutam Augusto mense nuper præterito [conf.a.551] fugissemus, nullum latere confidimus quia, cum in eadem ecclesia a comitatu prætoris cum multitudine armatorum militum veniente-traheremur, tenuimus, et siper nos etiam ipsa altaris mensa ceciderat nisi clericorum nostrum fuisset manibus sustentata.-p.1311 A Dum A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Chosroes after the return of Isdegunas from CP. (conf.a.551) send reinforcements to Mermeroes in Colchis: Procop. Goth.IV.17 p.614 A. Mermeroes in this campaign effects nothing: p.614 CD. Death of Menas: Malal. XVIII p.230 in August of the 15 th indiction the patriarch of CP Menas passes way and Eutyxhius became patriarch. Aug.552. Theophanes p.193 A B agrees in the year: Justiniani at the Justinian 25 th year, in September of the 15 th indiction [Sept. A.D.551] inauguration (founding) etc. [conf. Malal. XVIII p.230]-at that year –Menas passed away and Eutuchius replaced him-at that day. Niceph. P.414 C Anthimus- 3 months. He was deposed by the synod convened by Menas the presbyter against Severus-16 years and 6 months. Menas presided from march 13 A.D. 536 to Aug. 552 16 y 5 m . Theophanes p.193 C remarks it must be included the year of Anthimus into patriarch Menas (time) to complete 16 years. This was necessary to Theophanes because he had placed Anthimus and Menas below their real time: conf.a.536.4. Evagrius IV.36 mistakes the order of succession: when Antimus was deposed (ejected) Epiphanius succeeds as a bishop. After Epiphanius Menas (succeeds). He has the same error at IV.II. Conf. Valesium ad IV.11 p.104 BC. Evagrius IV.37 rightly proceeds after Menas Eutuchius.
553 [333]. U.C. Varr. 1306. Post cons.Basilii XII O. M.S. Annon apud Marcellin. Chron. Parsch. P.373 C Justiniani Nov. 145.146 Acta Concil. see col. 2.4. Of non-consul (anypata) B. Post cons.Basil. anno XIII V. conf.a.542. Justoniani 27 from Kal. April. The armies of Narses and Teias are opposed to each other for two months: Procop.Goth.IV.35 p.663 D for two months both armies are rubbing against each other. Battle with the Goths near Nuceria-Teias slain: p.664 B 665 A. The next day a second battle: p.665 B. The Goths agree to quit Italy: p.665 D 666 A and happened the remaining barbarians (agreed to) abandon the whole Italy carried their own things immediately, and not to engage into war or other tricky actions against the Romans. About one thousand Goths left Ticinus and all the cities and villages beyond Padus river and departed (left)-the remaining gave an oath to abide by the agreement. So, the Romans left Cume and everything else at the end of the 18 th year of the Gothic war, of which Procopius wrote about. At this point March 553 Procopius concludes. Narses therefore was posted in Campania, and the battle was fought two months afterwards in the beginning of March 554. At a wrong year in Marius: P.C. Basilii anno XIII Ind. II. Hoc anno Teia rex Gothorum a suprascripto Narsets interficitur. Agathias continues the narrative from April 553: see col. 3. War in Lazia: Described by Agathias after Procopius: Agath.II.18 p. 55B. The Romans and Persians a little before this had made a truce: a little before they had made a truce. [sc. Oct. A.D.551: conf.a] But war still continued in the country of the Lazi. The former operations he omits because they had been told by Procopius: II.19 p.56 B for which certainly I am present; because Procopius the orator has wrotten about the up to this point events. Procopius <strong>ROMANI</strong> 799 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS nihil nostra toties vel verbo vel scripto contestation profecisset-ante biduum natalis Dominis [Dec. 23 A.D.551] per nos ipsos agnostimus-quia per sigulos memoratædomus custodiremur ingressus.-cum sub gravi desperatione nocturnis horis-teneremur, fiffugimus.-p.1311C Sciant universi nos illlam fidem prædicare tenere atque defendere qua nab apostolis traditam et per successors eorum inviolabiliter custoditam reverenda Ni cæna synodus 318 patrum Sancto Spiritu sibi revelante suscipiens redegit in symbolum, ac deinde tres aliæ sanctæ synodi, id est, CP. 150 patrum sub piæ memoriæ Theodosio seniore principe facta et Ephesina ptima cuo beatæ memoriæ papa Cœlestinus decessor noster et Cyrillus Alexandrinus episcopus præsederunt; sed et Chalcedonensis 630 patrum quæ sub piæ memoriæ Marciano imp. conventi cuique- decessor noster, papa Leo per legatos suos vicariosque præsedit.-p. 1313 B Dum heterno die, is est, dominicorum. Qui fui prid. Non.. Feb magnificus vir Petrus referendarius as nos cum mandatis clementissimi principis remeasset dicens “Quando vultis ut veriant judices” &c.- mentissimo principi hæc dicimus suggerenda: Nos ad pietatem tuam festinantes ante septem annos de civitate nostra sic agressi sumus [Nov.22 A.D.544: conf.a.545] ut nulla haberemus private negotia&C.-p.1314 A data Nonis Februariis imperante D. Justiniano PP. Aug. anno XXV post cons. Basilii V.C. anno X [lege XI cum Norisio tom.1 p.629 pagio tom.2 p.600]. Death of Menas: see col.2.
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