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702 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Feletheum (qui et Feva dictus est0 Rugorum regem magnarum inim iciatiarum fomes exarsit. Qui Feletheus illis diebus ulteriorem Banubii ripam incolebat quam a Norici Finibus idem Danbius separate, &c.-Adunatis ergo Odoachar gentibus quæ ditioni ejus parebant-venit in Rugiland pugnavitue cum Rugis ultimaque eos clade conficiens Feletheum insuper eorum regem extinvit, vastataque omni provincial Italiam repetens copiosam secum captivorum 488 1241. Dynamius et Sifidius B.O.Marcellin. Incert. Cassiod. Chron. Pasch. Dynamius et Sifidius M. P. C. II Longini V. The consul is Dynamius in B.O. Cassiod. Chron. Pasch. Dynamius et Sifidius Felix apud Acta Conc. Tom. 5 p.171. 489 [317] U.C. Varr.1242. Anicius Probinus et Eusebius O. M. Incert.Cassiod. multitudinem abduxit. Zenonis 15 from V Id. Feb. Marcellin. Dinamio et Sifidio cos. Leontinus rex et Illus tyrannus in Papyrio Isauriæ castello capti decollatique sunt. S Capita eorum CP. Allata præfixa hastilibus tabuere. Victor Tun. Post consulatum II Longini V.C. Leontius tyrannus et Patricius proditione casteli capti morte turpissima pereunt. Theodorus Lector p.558 B after many wars, while Illus and Leo being besieged, they were betrayed by the spouse of Promondus [lege of the brother of the spouse of Trocundus, conf. Vales. Ad locum], who was for that purpose from the queen city by Zeno, and they beheaded their heads. Damascius apud Phot. Cod.242 p.1072 and Illus was captured and his life was demised by the sword etc. Described by Jornandes de regn, p.711.712. Conf. Malalam XV p.102. Placed at 487 by Theophanes p.114 A (who repeats Thodorus). Zenonis 14o Illus and Leo after many wars, being guarded for four years-they were betrayed by the brother of the spouse of Trocundus by guile, who was sent by Zeno and they were beheaded etc. Theoderic approaches Italy: Marcellin: Eodem anno Theodoricus rex omnium suorum multitidine assumpta Gothotum in Iatliam tendit. Related at large by Jornandes Get. C.57. Idem 1b. Egressus urbe regia Theodericus et ad suos revertens omnem gentem Gothorum (quæ tamen ei præbuerat consensum) assumens Hesperiam tendit rectoque itinere per Sirmas ascendit vicinas Pannoniæ. Conf. de regn. p.710.711. Procopius Goth. I.1 p.308 C and king Zeno-urges Theuderic to advance to Italy and to go to Odoacer and to deliver the administration of West to him and to Goths.-and Theuderic received the order and went to Italy and he himself announced to the people of Goths. II.6 p.02 C and king Zeno sent Theuderic to battle Odoacer, not him to have the ruling (reign) of Italy-but him to be independent and to be a subject of the king. Theophanes p.113 A he returns to Thrace, and being urged by Zeno he descends to Italy. For Eustathius apud Evagr. III.27 conf. conf.a.479.3. AnonymusVelesii p.618 § 49 Zeno itaque-Theodericus quem fecit patricium et consulem demans ei multum et mittens eum ad Italiam. Cui Theodericus pactuatus est ut, sivictus fuisset Odoachar,-loco ejus dum adveniret tantum præregnaret. Ergo superveniente Theoderico patricio de civitate Nova cum gente Gothica missus ad imp. Zenone de petribus Orientis ad defendendam sibi Italiam. His march was in winter: Ennodius panegyr. Theod.p.400 Tunc in campo hiems et jgi pruinarum candore velata cæsarius &c. The winter of 488/9, for he entered Italy in the summer following. Inc. Chron. Dinamio et Sifidio conss. Arsit pons Apollinaris noctu in Pascha XV Kal. Maii. Zenonis 16 from V Id. Feb. Theoderic in Italy: Marius: His coss. Ingressus Theudoricus rex Gothorum in Italia ponte Isonti. Cassiod. Probius et Eusebius. His coss. Felicissimus atque fortissimus D.N. rex Theudericus intravit Italiam. Cui Odovacer ad Isontium [sic] pugnam parans victus cum tota gente fugatus est. Eodem anno repetito confictu Veronæ
Cod. Just. VI .49,6 Eusebio et Probino Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. vinvitur Odovacer. Marcellin. Eusebio et Probino coss. Idem Theodoricus rex Gothorum optatam occupavit Italiam. Odoacer itidem rex Gothorum metu Theodorici perperritus Ravennam ingressus est. porro ab eodem Theodorico <strong>ROMANI</strong> 703 3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Pamprepius slain: Theophanes p.112 A Joannes departed and after he captured Trocundus, Illus brother, for gathering of barbarians, he decapitated him. So, Ilus and Leo were remaining closed in the fortress for four years being deceived by the magister Pamprepius, the wizard (enchanter); therefore, when they were informed Pempepius rescission as a deceiver they cut the wall and threw him down. Conf. Malalam CV p.102. His death was told by Damascius: Phot. Cod. 242 p.1049 and also he similarly reports to the others on the violent death of Pamprepius, who was saying incredible things and was an unfaithful friend. Pamprepius was an Egyptian by descent and a grammarian. The fourth year, in which Pamprepius was slain and Illus and Leontius themselves were taken, was A.D.488. See col. 2. Felicis Romani Ep.7 apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p. 169 dilectissimis in Christo Jesu fratribus universis episcopis per diversas provincias constitutes. Data Idibus Martii Dynamio et Siphidio VV. CC. consulibus. Victoris Vitensis episcope de persecutione Vandalica libri quinque: I.1 p.3 Sexagesimus nunc, ut clarum est, agitur annus ex quo populus ille crudelis ac sævus Vandalicæ gentis Africæ miserabiles attigit fines, transvadans facili transitu per angustias maris qua inter Hispaniam Africamquæ æquorangusto se limite coarctavit. The Vandals entered Africa in 429; from whence the sixtieth year will place this work at A.D.488.
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