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700 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Felicis Romani Ep. 6 apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.167 Acacio. Multarum trnsgressionum reperiris onoxius, et in venerabilis concilii Nicœni contumedia sæpemversatus, alienarum tibi provinciarum jura temerarie vindicasti. &c.- Habe ergo cum his quos lebenter amplecteris portionem ex sentential præsentisacerdotali honore et communione catholica necnon etiam a fidelium numero segregatus &c.-Cælius Felix episcopus sanctæ ecclesiæ catholicæ urbis Romæ subscripsi. Data V Kal.Aug. venantio V.C. consule. Ep. 9 p.177 Felix Zenoni Augusto. Data Kal. Aug. Venantio V.C.consule. At the end of Ep. 6 is added 485 [316] U.C. Varr. 1238 Q. Aurelius Symmachus solus B.O.M. Marcellin. Incert. P. C. Theodoreti V. Gruter.p.1057.5 Romæ ad D. Pauli:-Hic requiescat dulcissimus puer Gordianus filius SS.dp.V Id. Sept.Symmacho V.C. conss. Hic requiescat Æmiliana sac. Vg. Dp. V Id. Dec. Probino V.C.conss. [A.D.489.] 486 1239. Decius et Longinus O. M. Longino solo V. Marcell. Longinus B’ sole B. Decio V.C. Incert. For Cod. Just. see col.3. 487 1240. Fl.Boëthius solus B.M. Marcellin. Incert. Beotio O. P. C. Longini V. Simul 67 episcopi absque papa sybscripserunt. Zenonis 12 from V Id. Feb. Jornandes Get. c.47 Euricus-totas Hispanias Galliasque sibi jam jure proprio tenens simul quoque et Burgudiones subegit, Arelatique degens decimo nono anno regni sui vita privatus est. Huic successit proprius filius Alaricus, qui nonus in numero ab illo Alarico mango regnum adeptusest Vesegotharum. The death of Euric is rightly placed in 485 by Victor Tun. Post consulatum Theodoreti.His diebus Euricus rex moritur et Alaricus filius ejus pro eo rex efficitur. Regnat annis XXIII. The 19 th of Euric commenced at the close of 484: conf.a.466. and was therefore current in the beginning of 485. Isisdorus Chron. p.719, 720, who gives him 17 years, places his death in 483:-annis decem et septem. Era 521 a [A.D.483] anno decimo imperii Zenonis Eurico mortuo Alaricus filius wjus apud Tolosam urbem princeps Gothorum constituitur, regnans Alaricus annis viginti et tribus. But this is consistent with Victor and Jornandes. If his 17 th year was current in the 10 th of Zeno and the 521 st of the era, his 19 th reached the 12 th of Zeno in the 523 rd of the era A.D.485. Gregorius Tur. H. Fr.II.20 inaccurately gives 27 years to Euric. Marcellin. Symmacho solo cos. Longinus Zenonis frater Augusti post decennalem custodiam quam eidem Illus apud Isauriam infixerat ad germanium sum CP. advenit. Theophanes p.111 less probably ascribes his liberation to Illus, and places it in the 9 th of Zeno: conf.a.484. Zenonis 13 from V Id. Feb. Accession of Cabades or Kobad king of Persia: conf.a.482. He began to reign 45 years before the accession of Chosroes in Sept. A.D.531:conf.a.501. Which will fix the beginning of the reign of Cabades in the autumn of 486. Zenonis 14 from V Id. Feb. An earthquake: Chron. Pasch. p.327 D Boëthius sole. At this year CP. suffered from earthquake scourge. The second calamity of her in the month of Gortiaeus 26 th September. Theoderic threatens CP. Marcellin. Boëtio solo cos. S Theodoricus rex Gothorum Zenonis Aug. nunquam beneficiis satiates magna suorum manu usque ad regiam civitatem et Melentiadam eppidum infestus accessit, plurimisque locis igne crematis ad Novensem Masiæ civitatem inde advenerat remeavit. Conf. Procopium Goth.I1p.308C II.6 p.402 D Theophanem p.112 D. Odoacer defeats the Rugi: Incert. Chron. Boëtio V. C. unico consule. Pugna facta est inter Odoacrem regem et Febanum regem Rugorum, et vicit Odoacer et adduxit captivum Febanum victo captoque potitus est. Paulus Diac. De
Langobardis I.19 Inter Odoachar qui in Italia per aliquot jam annos regnabat et <strong>ROMANI</strong> 701 3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS was Febr. 484 Death of Proclus Ap. 17 of the 124 th year after Julian begun to reign: Marin. V. Pr. P.28 c.36 and he passed away at the 124 th year from the reign of king Julian, Nicagorus the Younger being the archon of Athens, on the 17 th Mynycoin coincided with April. according to Athenian calendar and 17 th April according to Roman calendar. Julian began to reign Nov. 361. And Nov. 361+123=Nov. 484, when the 124 th year began. Proclus died in April following. Confirmed by an aclipse which happened in 484: conf.a. Marini Vita Procli. He metions p.29 and eclipse which will happen when the first year after the death of Proclus shall be completed :and the day-reporters and another (eclipse) which also happened at the completion of the first year-Will happen therefore in 486; and the publication of the “Life” may be placed at the close of 485. It appears from Marianus that at this time Mynychion. Coincide with April. But Epiphanius shews that at the time of the birth of Proclus Metagitnion corresponde to November and Mæmakterion to January. See F.H.III p.355. Whence we collect both that a fixed year was now adopted at Athens and that the original order of the Attic months was changed. Cod. Justin. IV.20,14 Imp. Zeno A. Arcadio pf.p.Dat.XII Kal. Jun. Decio et Longino conss. .7.17 Paulo pf.p. per Illyricum. Dat. VI Kal. Januar. CP. Decio et Longino conss. Marcellin. Longino solo cos. Joannes Antiochenæ parœciæ ex grammatico presbyter scripti adversum eos qui in una tantum substantia adorandum aseerut Christum, nec adquiescunt duas un Christo confitendas esse naturas.
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