FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

commencement of Augustus.
3. From the reign of Alexander 832-490=342= Sept. B.C.343.
The true interval from the beginning of Alexander’s reign in
Asia in the autumn of B.C.331 was 820 y 7 m .
4. U.C. (1052)1252-490=762=Sept. B.C.763. The true period
would be expressed by two and forty and two hundred and
one thousand years (1242) and seven months.
5. From Troy 1686-490=1196=Sept. B.C.1197. The author
probably wrote six and seventy (76).
Cod. Justin. VII.39, 4 Imp. Anastasius A. Matroniano pf.p.
Dat. IV Kal. * CP. X.27,1 XI.61,14 Imp. Anastasius A.
Matroniano pf.p.Dat.II Kal. Aug. CP. all three Olybrio
V.C.cons.
708 FASTI
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS
492 1245. Fl. Anastasius
Augustus et Rufus
B. V. M. Marcellin.
Incert. Cassiod.
Chron. Pasch
For Cod. Just. I.30,3
see col.3.
Leo minor ………………….10 m }
Zeno……………………..17 y 2 m } 18y.
But, as he includes the 10 months in the last year of Leo,
the whole period is not affected.
Theophanes adds p.117 C Anastasius was crowned at
the preregistered 14 th indiction on the Holy Thursday
of 14 th April of the Holy Pascha (Easter) at the seat of
the hippodrome. But Norisius Ep. Syrom. P.171 has
sewn that in A.D.491 Easter-day was at Ap. 14 and the
5 th day or Thursday in Passion Week was at Ap.11.
Wherefore we may read April 11 for 14 in Theophanes,
where 14 repeated from 14 th indiction preceding.]
Anastasii 3 from III. Id. April.
Isaurian war: Marcellin. Anastasio Aug. et Rufo coss. Dum bellum paratur Isauricum
dumque Isauri imperium sibi vindicare nituntur, in Phrygia juxta Cotiæum civitatem
undique confluent ibique Lilingis, segnis quidem pedes sed eques in bello accerrimus
[Malal. Longinus was lost first (killed) at the commencement of the war], omneque
simul Isauri fugæ dedit per Montana asperaque loca Isauriam repetunt. Hoc bellum
Isauricum per sex annos tractum est. Jornandes de regn. p.712 Contra quem
Anastasium Isauri, dum sibi quod Illus tyrannus ille afjecerat donativum et Zenon
reconciliatitonis gratia largitus est ab isto fraudantur, arma arripiunt consertoque
prælio juxta Cotzianum Phrygiæ civitatem castramentati pæne per sex continuos annos
reipublicæ adversantur. Ubi et Lilingis eorum et in bello et in consilio prævius, quamvis
pedibus-segnis eques tamen in bello acerrimus, dum peremptus fuiseet, omnes Isauri
fugerunt atque disperse sunt et devicti &c. Evagr.III.29 Longinus, the brother of Zeno,
who was possessing the power of the magister-he sent forth to the beloved; apparently
after many other Isaurians asked for it. III.35 Longinus, Zeno’s consanguineous-he
restarts the war against the emperor openly, and many gathered forces from here and
there, with whose Croton happened to be with, he became bishop of the province of
Apamia of Syria, he co-expedited with Isaurians as an Isaurian. Theodorus Lect.p.558
D 559 D A he ejected everybody from the city. The king sent an army against them led
by Joannes the Scythian and Joannes the crooked. These events are placed in the 1 st
and the 2 nd years of Anastasius by Theophanes p.117.118. Anastasii 1 st at this year-
Longinus, Zeno’s brother, revolted; whom he arrested and sent to Egypt-and being
suspicious of the magister Longinus the king stopped (deposed) the Isaurians about
the magister Longinus. Anastasii 2 nd king Anastasius expelled the Isaurians of CP
from many improprieties; (as soon as) they exited thought of revolt. Longinus the
magister gathered them along with other force consisted of barbarians and thieves,
about 15,000-arrived in the land of Isaurians, discouraging the exit (escape) of the
king.-Immediately, he revolted and he departed for Phrygia and Cotiæum was
plundering many cities plundering many cities, without him leading the army; because
Niniligis [sic] was the leader of Isauria, appointed by Zeno-and Athenodorus-and
Conon the bishop of Apamia.-Anastasios resisted them by Roman army which was led