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[Cassiodorus or Cassiodorius, the author of the extant works, had borne offices under Odoacer according to the Benedictine editor in vita § 7.8. But Fabricius ad Honor. Augustodum. III.21 justly supposes that the person described in Variar. I.3.4 is the father of Cassiodorus and not the author himself. To the reasons offered by Fabricius these may be added: 1 Cassiodorus in Variar. I.3.4 was comes privatarum and comes sacrarum largitionum under Odoacer-was rectror Lucaniæ and prætorio and finally patricius 710 <strong>FASTI</strong> Gelasius, and is absent from some copies, it was perhaps not written by Gennadius himself. Gelasii Romani Ep.5 apud Acta Concil, tom.5 p.298 Honorio Dalmatiæ episcopo. Data V kal. Aug. A. *Fausto [recte corrigunt Albino] V. C. cos. Ep.7 p.301 Gelasius episcopus universis episcopis per Picenum in Domino salutem. Data Kal. Nov. Albino V.C. consule. Gennadius wrote in the time of Gelasius: Gennad.c.100 Ego Gennadius Massiliæ presbyter scripti adversus omnes hæreses libros VIII et adversus Nestorium libros VI adversus Pelagium libros III et tractatus de A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Est Theodericus; et post aliquot dies, dum ei Odoachar insidiaretur, detectus caute ab eo præventus in palatio, manu sua Theodericus eum in lauretum præventiente gladio interemit. Cujus exercitus in eadem die jussu Theoderici omnes interfecti sunt. Quis ubi potuit reperire cum omni stripe sua. In Incert. Chron. the affaira of the three first campaigns were recorded under the second (conf.a.490), and here the fourth and fifth years are described under the last; unless we refer this to the error of a transcriber and read thus: Anastasio principe Aug. et Rufo conss. Terræ motus-VII Id.Jun. regressus est rex pax-III Ravennam IIII Id. Sept. Albino V.C.cons. Hoc consule facta est pax-III Kal. Mart. &C. The facts are related by Jornandes Get. c. 57 Odovacer molitus toto triennio, sed frustra laborat &c.-Tantum ille solus cum cum paucis satellitibus et Romanis qui aderant et fame et bello quotidie intra Ravennam laborabat. Quod dum nihil proficeret, missa legatione veniam supplicat. Cui et primum concedens Theodericus postmodum hac luce privavit; tertioque (ut diximus) anno ingressus in Italiam Zenonisque imperatoris consulto privatim habito suæque gentis vestitum reponens insigne regii amictus quasi jam Gothorum Romanorumque regnator adsumit. The 3 years are computed from Odoacer’s retreat to Ravenna in 490, when the embassy was also sent to Zeno: conf.a.490. Idem de regn. p.711 Ravennam in deditionem susepit; deinde vero, ac si suspectum, Ravennæ in palatio jugulans regnum gentis suæ et Romani populi principatum prudenter et pacifice per XXX continuity annos. Anon. Valesii p.620 § 59 Qui regnavit annos XXXIII; cujus temporibus felicitas est sequuta Italiam per annos XXX ita ut etiam pax per gentibus esset. Procop.
494 1247. Turcius Rufus Apronianus Asterius et Præsidius B. V. M. Marcellin. Incert. Gelasius Ep.10.11.12.15: see col.4 Goth.I. 1 p.309 D 310 A because already Theuderic and Goths have been besieging Ravenna for three years-they came to sacred reconciliation between them in Ravenna , according to which Theoderic and Odoacer will rule Ravenna on equal terms between them. And for some time the agreed upon were respected (followed); then Theoderic arrested Odoacer, as they say, by using a tricky way by inviting him for dinner (for eating) he assassinated him etc. And after he survived for 37 years he dies. Conf.a.526. Odoacer was slain almost 17 years after he had deposed Augustus in Aug.476. In Anon. Valesii p.617 § 45. 618 § 48 he is said to reign inter XIII et XIV annos.-deposito Augustulo de imperio factus est rex mansitque in regno annos XIII. This may be reconciled with the truth, if, with Tillemont tom.6 p.456, we understand it of his flourishing period. He was first overthrown by Theoderic in 489, when he had completed the 13 th years of his reign. Affairs of Anastasius: Marcellin Eisebio II et Albino et Albino coss. Bella civilian adversus Anastasii regnum apud CP. gesta sunt; statuæ Regis reginæque funibus ligatæ atque per urbem tractæ. Julianus magister militiæ nocturne prælio pugnans Scythico ferro in Thracia confossus interiit. The Isaurian war: Theophan.p. 119A Anastasii 3 o captured Claudiopolis by Diogenes-and Isaurians not sustained, the descent Taurus and the besiege Diogenes for along time etc.-but Joannes the Crooked surpassed (by-passed) the Taurus straights-he corrupted (dissolved) the army of the besiegers, and Diogenes exited. Then the bishop Croton after he was wounded dies after a short while; and this was the se ond great victory of the Romans. If the date is exact, Claudiopolis might be occupied and besieged in 493, and the victory be obtained by Joannes in 494. Anastasii 4 from III. Id. April. Marcellin. Asterio et Præsidio coss. Laodicea Hierapolis et Tripolis atque Agathicum uno tempore unoque terræ motu collapsæ sunt. <strong>ROMANI</strong> 711 3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS under Theoderic. But the secretary author Variarum epistolarum was only quæstor and magister: conf.a.527.2 The secretary, who is present with Theoderic, addresses in his name Variar.III.28 Cassiodoro patricio, who is absent during the secretary’s presence at court. The patrician then is a different person from the secretary, and there is no reason for rejecting with the Benedictine editor the account of Trithemius (conf.a.575), which makes the writer 13 years of age at the death of Odoacer. The father of the patrician had been the coadjutor of Aëtius under Valentinian III and was ambassador for peace to Attila: Variar. I.4. His grandfather had defended Sicily and bruttia against Genseric and the Vandals (A.D.441): Ibid. Avus Cassiodorus Illustratus-a Wandalorum incursione Siciliam Bruttiosque armorum defensione liberavit.-Debuit itaque virtutibus ejus resp. quod provincias tam vicinas Gensericus non invasit. Four generations are commemorated. Mille annis et de Apocalypsi beati Joannis, et hoc opus et epistolam de fide mea misi ad beatum Gelasium urbis Romæ episcopum. And within three years of the death of Zeno: conf.a.478. Therefore between March 2 A.D.492 and April 9 A.D.494. On Gennadius see Thrithemius c.188, who addas claruit sub Anastasio imperatore anno Domini 490 o ; by which date he marks the first years of Anastasius. When this catalogue was written by Gennadius, Salvianus was still living: conf.a.440. And Eugenius bishop of Cathage: conf.a.483. And Julianus Pomerius octo libros de animæ natura in dialogi morem conscripsit. Gennad. C. 98 Pomerius natione Maurus, in Gallia presbyter ordinatus, interrogantibus Juliano episcopo et vero presbytero dialecticorum more reposndens arte dialecttica et sermone ingenioque apto composuit de natura animæ et de resurrectione libros octo &c.-Memini legisse me olim ejus dictatum ad quondam nomine Principium de contemptu mundi-et alium de vitiis et virtutibus.- Scripsisse dicitur et alia et adhuc scribere quæ ad meam notitiam non venerunt.
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