FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

Langobardis I.19 Inter Odoachar qui in Italia per aliquot jam annos regnabat et
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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.