FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

Cod. Just. VI.21, 16 Imp. Anastasius A. Hiero pf.p. Dat.Id.
Feb. CP. Paulo V.C. cons. X.16, 13 emperor Anastasius to
Anthemius prefect of the Praetorians. Dat. Kal. April.
Paulo V.C. cons. VIII.54,32 Imp. Anastasius A. Euphemio
pf.p. Dat. Prid. Kal. Maii Paulo V.C. cons. X.19,9 emperor
Anastasius to Anthemius, prefect of the Praetorians. Dat.
XII Kal. Aug. CP. Paulo V.C.cons.
Coins of Theoderic: Eckhel tom. 8 p.211.
1. D.N.Theodoricus rex + invicta Roma.
2. Invicta Roma. Theodoricus+"epigraphe et caput
Anastasii.”
3. Theodoricus+"epigraphe et caput Justini I.”
The coins of the 1 st class were issued within A.D. 493-526,
of the 2 nd within 493-518, of the 3 rd within 518-526. In
these Roman coins of a Gothic king the name is written
Theodoricus. But Theodoricus and Theudericus in many
Latinauthors; and his last form seems justified by the
original Theutonic name Theude-rijch in Grotius Goth.
p.599.
In the spelling of names there is great variation in different
authors. Idatius Prosper Jornandes Isisdorus frequently
differ from one another. The Greek authors differ from the
Roman. The spelling of each author has been generally
exhibited, except when it appeared that the names were
corrupted by the transcriber. The Teutonic names which
according to Grotius 1.c. terminate in rijch, as Al-rijch,
Athal-rijch, Erman-rijch, Geis-rijch, Hun-rijch, Rode-rijch,
Theu-rijch, are given with great variations. The Greeks
retain the final aspirate, as Alarichos, Theoderichos. The
Roman writers reject it, as Alaricus, Theodericus. The
English follow the Latin; and I have conformed to the
usage in writing them Alaric, Huneric, Theoderic, &c.
although they would be more properly written Alarich,
Hunerich, Theoderich.
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714 FASTI
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS
Euphemius deposed nad banished: Victor Tun. Paulo V.C. cos.
Anastasius imperator hæreticorum synodum faciens Henoticum
Zenonis confirmat et Euphemium episcopum CP. Chalcedonensis
synodi defensorem deponit; quem Euchaida in exilium mittens
pro eo Macedonium facit. Conf. Evagrium III.30 Malalam CVI
p.116. Euphemius had presided 6 y 3 m . Niceph. P.4141 B
Euphemius CP presbyter (bishop) and caretaker of the
poor 6 years and 3 months. Him deposed by king
Anastasius Macedonius becomes presbyter (bishop) of CP
and sacristan for 6 years. Placed in 495 by Marcellinus:
Viatore solo cos. Eufemius Augustæ civitatis antistes-flso ab
Anastasio principe accusatus atque damnatus in exilium ductus
est. Locum Eufemii Macedonius tenuit. But Euphemius was not
yet deposed in the 5 th year of the Isaurian war (see co. 2), which
confirms the date of Victor. Theophanes p.120 BC 121 A
transcribing the facts from Theodorus Lect. p. 559 records his
deposition in the 5 th of Anastasius: at this year the king
ordains Macedonius as bishop of CP. while being a
sacristan. Although the people was revolting for
Euphemius-Macedonius was badly convinced by
Anastasius he signed the Henotikon of Zeno. And in his
exile in the 6 th year: at this year Anastasius exiled
Euphemius to Euchaita. At the 5 th of Anastasius in
Cedren. p.358 A.
Death of Gelasius Nov. 19: conf.a.492. Liber Potn. Apud Acta
Concil. tom.5.281 Post obitum ejus cessavit episcopatus dies
septemm [dies sex liber apud Pagium].p.403 Anastasius natione
Romanus ex patre Petro-sedit anno uno mensibus XI diebus
XXIV. Hic fuit temporibus Theodorici Regis.-Septultus est XIII
Kal.Dec. The six days are Nov.19-24. But if the 1 y 11 m 24 d of
Anastasius terminate Nov. 17 A.D.498 (Pagi tom.2 p.453), they
begin at Nov.25 A.D.496, and not, as Pagi reckons, at Nov.24.
Avitus flourished: see col.2. He is described by Isidorus c.23
Avitus Viennensis episcopus scientia sæcularium litterarum
doctissimus edidit V libellos heroico metro compositos.-Scripsit
et ad Fuscinam sororem de laude virginitatis librum unum
pulcherrino compositum carmine et eleganti epigrammate
coaptatum Greg. Tur. II.34 Magnæ facundiæ erat-beatus Avitus;
mamque insurgente hæresi apud urbem CP. tam illa quam
Eutyches quam illa quam Sabellius docuit, id est, nihil
FDivinitatis habuisse Dominum nostrum Jesum Christum,
rogante Gundobado rege ipse contra eas scripsit. Exstant
exinde nunc apud epistolæ admirabiles, quæ, sicut tunc hæresim
oppresserunt, ita nunc ecclesiam Dei ædificant.