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694 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS 481 [315] U. C. Varr. 1234. Placidas solus B.O.M. Marcellin. Incert. Tom. V. 482 1235. Trocondus et Severinus Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Severinus V.C.cos. Cassiod. O. Incert. Severino juniore M. Trocondus solus B. Tricundio V.C.cos. V. Severino cos.Simplicius apud Acta Concil. see col. 4. . Zenonis 8 from V Id. Feb. Marcellin. Placido solo cos. Theodoricus Triarii filius rex Gothorum-usque ad Anaplum IV o Urbis militario advenit: nulli tamen Romanorum noxius continuo reversus est. Porro in Illyricum properans, dum inter suorum moventia plaustra progedintur, jacentis super carpentum teli acumine et pavescentis equi sui impulsione fixus transverberatusque interiit. Jornandes de regn. p.710 Theodericus Triarii filius cognomento Strabo rex Gothorum a Sciris suis usque ad Apulum [lege Anaplum] IV o Urbis militario armatus advenit; nulli tamen Romanorum noxius continuo est reversus. Porro in Illyricumproperans &c.-interiit, et reip. diem festum morte sua donavit. Paulus Diac. XVI p.556 Theodericus cognomento Strabo Triaci [sic] filius cum magna Otrogotthorum multitudine usque ad IV am Urbis milliarium armatus advenit; nulli tamen Romanorum noxius continuque ad Illyricum reversus exstinctus est. where Paulus mistakes this for an attack upon Rome. This march to CP. is understood by Valesius ad Malchum leg.p.86 D to be that of which Malchus speaks and which coincided with the revolt of Marcian; and accordingly he brings down that revolt to 481. But Tillemont tom.6 p. 498.505 justly supposes them to be different transactions. Theoderic thrice approached CP. First in a hostile manner in 478; secondly as an ally in 479 at the time of the revolt. After his second approach he retired to Thrace; after his third he is marching to Illyricum. For the death of Theoderic conf. Evagrium III.25 Theophanem p.108 D. He is described by Jornandes Get. c.52 Walemir Theodemir et Widemir-missa legatione ad imperatorem [cir. A.D.460] vident Theodericum Triarii filium, et hunc genere Gothico alia tamen storpe non Amala procreatum, omnino florentem cum suis Romanorumque amicitiis junctum &c. Cassiod. Hoc cos. Odovacer in Dalmatia Odivam vincit et perimit. Lege vel apud Cassiod. ex Marcellino Ovidam vel apud Marcellin. (conf.a.480) ex Cassiodoro Odivæ. Death of Sabinianus: Marcellin. hoc cos. Zenonis 9 from V Id. Feb. Clovis began to reugn in the beginning of 482, thirthy years current before November 511: conf.a. Marcellin. Trocondo et Severino coss. Theodoricus cognomento Valamer utramque Macedoniam Thessaliamque depopulatus est &c. Balas or Palasch succeeds Firoze. Agathias IV.27 p.137C-138 A having described the reign of Yezdejerd A.D.440-457 (conf.a.399) thus proceeds: Firoze becomes king after him, a daring (courageous) man but very warlike.-He was killed at the campaign against tNephtalites.- along with him the army was destroyed at the 24 th year of the reign, and he finishes his life without glory, just as he was outmaneuvered by the Huns.-And as about their brother Balas concerned after he ascended to power nothing seems worth writing in wars and the battle arrangement, because was not only meek and having mild manners-but also because he lived a short life; he spent on power only four years. For this purpose Cabbades son of Firoze, who fought many wars against the Romans, he erected trophies against the neighboring barbarians. Theophanes p.91 C 106 D assigns to Firoze 24, to Balas 4 years; and Syncellus p.360 D, although transposing the names. Abulpharajius p.92 agrees with Agathias in the time of the accession of Firoze: sum initium imperatii Leonis regnavit in Persas Phiruz Yazdejirdi filius annos XXVII. The reign of Firoze his wars with the Scythians and his death are related by Procopius Pers. I.3 p.9A-14A. Agathias computes 78 y 4 m from the death of Sapor at the close of 379 to the accession of Firoze: conf.a.301.383.399. These numbers will place.
<strong>ROMANI</strong> 695 3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Simplicii Romani Ep. 2 apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.95 Simplicius episcopus Joanni episcopo Tvennati. Data III Kal. Jun. Severino V.C. Consule. Ep. 16 p.112 Acacio eoiscopo CP.Data Id. Jul. [forte X Kal. Jul. ob sequentem epistolam. Conf. Pagium tom.2 p.408] Severino V.C. consule. Ep.17 p.113 Acacio episcopo CP. Data Id. Jul. Severino V.C. cos. Ep.18 p.115 Acacio. Data VIII Id. Nov. Severino consule.
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