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3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Malalas in the extant copy ends at this date at January of the 11 th indiction (see col.2) or Jan.563 in the 36 th of Justinian. Malalas is well informed in the affairs of Antioch, minute and authentic in the reign of Justinian. He is often repeated by the author of the Paschal Chronicle (for he appears to have precedent it in time). Theophanes does not seem to have transcribed from Malalas, but rather both from some common original; for, although Theophanes often tells the same facts in the same words, yet he also often adds many things which he did not find in Malalas. That Malalas wrote after the death of Justinian we know from XVII p.151. (Petrus returns from his embassy (conf.a.562): Theophanes p.202 D Justiniani 36 o in July-the magister Petrus arrived from Persia after he signed peace treaties for 7 years because of Lazici and the territories of East. July of the 36 th year is July A.D.563 according to Theophanes: conf.a.a565.4. But the treaty had been conducted in the 35 th of Justinian, 18 months before this date. Conf.a.562.2. Theodorus son of Petrus is mentioned by Theophanes p.199 A B at Sept. of indict. 9 A.D.560: was rumored in CP that the king passed away (because since he came from Thrace he saw nobody) etc.-and after the king was well (healthy) the prefect Eugenius accused George etc. as having wanted to declare Theodorus, son of magister Petrus, as king , on which concurred Gerontius, the city’s prefect. After the case was investigated and nothing was proven Euhenius was disfavored and his house was auctioned. And in A.D. 562:conf.a.562.2.) Eutychius of CP, is mentioned at this period: theophanes p.200 D 202 A Justiniani 36 o indict. 11 a on 20 th December took place the second inauguration of the big church-and exited from there the patriarch of CP, Eutychius with the religious procession, the king being present, sitting on the vehicle. Malalas XVIII p.243 at this indiction the second inauguration took place etc. He is present at the enuiry into the charge against Belisarius (conf.a.562.2): Malalas p.241 on 5 th December the king himself invited an assembly for an interview with him and he orders all the archons, the patriarch Eutychius and some of the guards of the palace to enter (participate). Conf. Theophanem p.202 A. These things occurred in December of the 11 th indiction A.D.562. Victor Tun. Post cons. Basilii V.C. anno XXIII [sc. A.D. 563 Victori] reparatus archiepiscopus Carthaginensis ecclesiæ exilio apud Euchaidam gloriosa confessione transit ad Dominum die VII Idus Januarii. Eo anno Justinianus princeps legatos gentis Abarorum unde venerant facit* Conf. Menandrum leg. p.101. [Victor Ibid. Anno XXXVII præfati principis Justiniani Pelagius Romanus episcopus ordinatur. Præfuit annis XI. A metachronism of 8 years (conf.a.555) and probably an interprolation. For Victor had already described Pelagius at 558, and had assigned him the right number of years, 5 years current: conf.a.556. If Victor named Pelagius at all at this date, he might have recorded his death: since he assigned him 5 years A.D.558-563.] Petrus of Thessalonica: see col.2. Victor Tun. before Justinian: Victor Tun. Anno XXXVIII imperatoris ejusdem Musicus Brumasius Donatus et Chrysonius episcope De Africa, et Victor ac Theodorus episcopus similiter ex Ægypto ad urbem regiam imperiali præcepto evocantur. Qui dum eidem Justiniano principi præsentes præsenti, et postea Eutychio regiæ urbis episciopo altrcanti novæ superstitioni resistant, ab invicem segregate per monasteria ejusdem urbis custodiæ mittuntur. Rome apud Panvinium p.427 Gruterum p.161.1 Imperante D.N. piisimo ac triumphani simper Justiniano PP. Aug. ann. XXXVIIII Narse vir gloriosissimus ex præposito sacri palatii ex cons. Atque patricius post victoriam Gothicam, ipsis eorum regibus celeritate mirabili conflictu publico superatis atque prostrates, libertate urbis Romæ ac Italiæ restitute, pontem viæ Salariæ usque ad aquam a nefandissimo Totila tyranno destruct- 818 <strong>FASTI</strong> Eutychius deposed: Victor Tun. Anno XXXIC o imperii sui Justinianus Eutychium CP. episcopum damnatprem trium capitulorum et Avaagrii eremitæ diaconi ac Didymi monachi et confessoris Alexandrini (quorum laudes supra illustrium virorum ex auctoritate protulimus) exilio dirigit, et pro eo Joannem ejusdem erroris consimilem episcopum facit. Theoph. p.203 D Justiniani 38o indict.13a in April at this 13 th indiction
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS youth-having the first beard-in 526: conf.a.526.3. and might be under 70 at his death. The less credible tale of Tzetzes Chil. III.339-348 may be at once rejected. 566 1319. Fl. Justinus Augustus August Justin sole B. after [dele after] consul Justin Jr. the 2 nd sole Chron. Pasch. P.375 B. (sc. Justinus cos. II ob Justinum consulem anno Death of Justinian: Theophanes p.203 C at this 4 th year [sc. Anno 38 o ] king Justinian, who provoked the dogma about the corruptible and incorruptible and he issued an edict everywhere about worshiping different god passed away on 11 th November of the current 14 th indiction [commencing Sept. 1 A.D.565], after he reigned for 38 years 7 months and 13 days, and his nephew Justin the Couropalatis succeeds him in the throne. Repeated by Cedrenus p.388 A. Evagr. IV.39 Justinian –after (because) he anathematized against Origen and Didymus and Evagrius, after the deposing of Eustochius he writes the so-called edict to the Romans, in which he called the body of the Lord incorruptible and not subjected to the natural suffering (and passions)etc. c.41 after he was hurt invisible his life ended after he reigned everything for 38 years and 8 months. Zonaras XIV p.70 A Justinian the king passed away after he reigned for 38 months and 8 months and 17 days, leaving the reign to his nephew Justin. Malalas also gives to Justinia38 y 7 m 13 d and places his death in A.D.565: conf.a.527. Abulpharajius p.94 Annos triginta octo imperavit. Simocatta p.74 A Justinian-ruled for 39 year the affairs of Romans the scepter of his authority (hegemony) was passed to Justin Jr, who happened to be Justinian’s nephew. These are 39 years current. Joannes Epiphaniensis apud Alemannum ad Procop. Anecdot. P.457 after he ruled for 39 year all the Romans he died (his life ended), which also mean current years. Improperly understood by Alemannus to mean 39 years “et septem prætera menses ac dies tredecim.” Which Joannes would have called 40 years current. That Justinian died in 565 is attested by a law and an inscription of the reign of Justin: conf.a.566.3.577.3, and by Menander quoted at A.D.569. Justin succeds Nov.1: Theophanes p.204 on 14 th November of this year of the 14 th indiction became king Justin, Justinian’s nephew, who was crowned by the Patriarch Joannes from the scholastics; he was of Thracian descent etc. Justinian therefore reigned Apr. 1 A.D. 527-Nov.13 A.D.565 both days inclusive, and Nov.14 A.D.565 was the first of the reign of Justin. Embassy of the Avars: Corripus III.233 on the 7 th day after Justin’s accession: septima lux viderat orbem Corippus III.151. This embassy is described by Menander c. 6 p.101 D during Justin’s Jr. reign ambassadors of the Avars arrived in Byzantium and they received the customary gifts, the previous king Justinian used to give.-Then the ambassadors of the Avars went to the king because the were thinking that it would not be any other way to receive gifts and to enjoy the lyxuries of the Romans.-and even they were demanding to be around the king etc. Valesius ad Menandrum p.101 D rightly refers this passage of Menander to the embassy which Corippus has described. Justiniani ii from XVIII Kal. Decemb. . Justinian’s consulship. Celebrated by Corippus. Improperly placed by Theophanes in the second year of Justin. [Death of Justinian according to Victor Tun. XL o imperii Justinianus vitæsuscepit finem indictione XV a .-Justinus junior Vigilantiæ sororis Justiniani Aug. filius patre Dalcissino natus-imperii sumit sceptra. Hujus conjus Sophia Theodoræ Augustæ neptis asseritur. Chron. Pasch. P.375 B
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