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Cassiodori Variarum II.41 Luduin regi Francorum Theodericus rex. Gloriosa quidem vestrævirtutis affinitate gratulamur quod gentem Francorum prisca ætate residem feleiciter in nova prælia concitastis, et Alamannicos populos-subdidistis. Sed-motus vestros in fessas reliquias temperate, quia jure gratiæ merentur evadere quos ad parentum vestrorum defensionem respicitis configisse. Estote illis remissi qui nostris finibus celantur exterriti &c.-Quocirca salutantes honore et affectione qua dignum est illum et illum legatos nostros ad excellentiam vestram consueta caritate direximus &c.-Vestra siquidem salus nostra Gloria est.-Citharœdum etiam arte sua doctum partier destinavimus expetitum. Conf.II.40. Clovis defeated the Alamanni in the autumn of 496: conf.a.496.1 Cassiodorus, now in his 18 th year (conf.a.575), is therefore already secretary: conf.a.493. And these two epistles II.40.41 may be among the earliest that he composed as secretary to Theoderic. 4 Y 2 716 <strong>FASTI</strong> epistolarum libros IX inter quas supradictæ continentur epistolæ. Sigebertus c.22 Avitus-claruit tempore Zenonis imp. sub rege Burgundionum Gudebaldo. Thrithemius c.197 Avitus-claruit sub Zenone et Anastasio princibus anno Domini 500. Avitus was distinguished in the reign of Gudebaldusin 501 (conf.a.) and was still living in September 517: conf.a. Aviti epistola ad Chlodovechum: conf.a.496.2. Anastasii Romani Ep[. 2 apud Acta Conci;l. tom.5 p.410 Cludoecho Anastasius episcopus. On his baptism: Tuum, gloriose fili, in Christiana fide cum exordio nostro in pontificatu contigiss gratulamur. Quippe sedes Petri in tanta occasione non potest non lætari &c. Clovis was baptized Dec. 25 A.D. 496, one month after the pontificate of Anastasius had commenced:-in exordio nostro. Fulgentius: Victor Tun. Anastasio Aug. cos. Gunthamundo Vandalorum rege Carthagine mortuo Thrasamundus regnat annos XXVII menses IV. Et hic Ariana insania plenus catholicos insectatur catholicorum ecclesiasclaudit et in sardiniam exilio ex omni Africana ecclesia CXX episcopos mittit. Eo tempore Fulgentius Ruspensis civitatis episcopus in nostro dogmate claruit. Isidor. C.14 civitatis Fulgentius Afer ecclesiæ Ruspensis episcopus in confessione fidei clarus-scripsit multa, ex quibus legimus de gratia Dei ac libero arbitrio libros responsionum VII, in quibus Fausto Galliæ regiensis urbis episcopo [conf. Gennad. C.85]Pelagianæpravitati consentienti respondens &c.-Est et liber altercationis ejus quo de fide cum Trasamundo rege idem Fulgentius disputavit. Ad Ferrandum quoque ecclesiæ Carthaginiensis diaconum unum de interrogates quæstionibus scripsit libellu. Omposuit et multos tractatus &c.-Claruit sub Trasamundo rege wandalorum Anastasio imp. regnante. Death of Anastasius of Rome Nov.17.conf.a.496. Liber Pont.apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.403 cessavit episcopatus dies quatuor. P.415 Symmachus nations sardus ex patre Fortunato sedit annos XV m. VII d. XXVII. Hic fuit temporibus Theodorici Regis et Anastasii Aug. a die X Kal. Dec. usque as=d diem XIV Kal. Aug. Hic sub contentione ordinatus est uno die cum Laurentio-ex qua cause separatus est clerus es divisus senatus, alii cum Symmacho errant alii vero cum laurentio [conf. Anon. Vales. P.622 Paulum Diac. XVII p.564]; et facta contentione hoc construxerunt partes ut umbo Ravennam pergerent ad judicium Regis Theodorici &c.-Et factusest prræsul Symmachus.-Sepultus est XIV Kal. Aug. Symmachus died in consulate Senatoris:conf.a.514. and his 15 y 7 m 27 d com- A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Cod. Justin. V.30, 4 Imp. Anastasius A. Polycarpopf.p Dat. Kal.April. Joanne et Paulino cons.
499 1252. Joannes Gibbus solus. B.V. marcellin. Incert. Joannes etAsclepione Cod. Just.V.62,25.XII. 16,5 P.C.Paulini M. de Joanne Theophanes p.120 C. 500 1253. Patricius et Hypatius B .V.M. Marcellin. Incert Cassiod. Chr. Pasch. Cod. Justin. II.4,43. II.8,2. 501 [320] U. C. varr. 1254. Pompeius et Rufus magnus Faustus Avienus B.Marcellin. Chr. Pasch. Avieno et Pompeio V. M. Incert. Cassiod. Symmachus Ep.12: see col. 4. Rufo Magno Fausto Avieno V. C. consule Acta Concil. tom.5 p.463 unde emenda p.457. Avieno consule præf. le- Anastasii 7 from III. Id. April. Marcellin. Joanne Gibbo solo cos. Aristus Illyricianæ doctor militiæ cum XV millibus armatorum-contra Bulgares Thraciam devastantes profectus est. Bellum juxta Zurtam fluvium consertum, ubi plu quam IV millia nostrorum aut in figa aut in præcipitio ripæ fluminis intermpta sunt, ibique Illyriciana virtus militum periit Nicostrato Innocentio et Aquilino comitibus interfectis. Marcellin. Hoc anno ingens terræ motus Pomnticam concussit provinciam. Anastasii 10 from III. Id. April. Marcellin. Patricio et Hypatio coss. Anastasius imp. donativum Illyricianis militibus per Paulum tribunum notariorum erogandum misit. Theodericat Rome: Cassiod. Patriciuset Hypatius. Hoc anno D. N. rex Theodericus Romam cunctorum votis expetitus advenit et senatum sum mira affabilitate tractans Romanæ plebi donavit annonas atque admirandis mænibus deputata per annos singulos maxima pecuniæ quantitate subvenit &c. Anon. Valesii p.622 § 65 Post facta pace in urbe ecclesiæ [after the election of Symmachus in Nov. A. D. 498] ambulavit rex Theodericus Romama &c. Conf. Paulum Diac. XVI p.563. Marium: Patricio et Hypatio. His coss. Pugna facta est Divione inter Francos et Burgundiones Godegeselo hoc dolose contra fratrem sum Gundobagaudum machinante. In eo prælio Godegeselus cum suis adversus freaterm sum cum Francis dimicavit, et fugatum fratrem sum Gundobagaudum regnum ispius paullipser obtinuit; et Gundobagaudus Avinione latebram dedit. Eo anno Gundobagaudus resumptis viribus Viennam cum exercitu circumdedit captaque civitate fratrem sum interfecit, pluresque seniors ac Burgundiones qui cum ipso senserant mulis exquisitisque tormentis morte damnavit, regnumque quod perdiderat cum eo quod Godegeselus habuerat receptum usque in diem mortis suæ feliciter gubernavit. These events are related by Greg. Tur. H. Fr. II.32.33. Anastasii 11 from III. Id. April. .Marcellin. Pompeio et Avieno cos.. Constantio præfecto urbis ludos theatrales meridiano tempore spectante pars in eodem spectaculo Cerealis patri diversæ cærulæ occultas præparavit insidius &c.-Plus quam tria millia civium saxis gladiique-amissos urbs Augusta deflevit. Cabades restored: Agath. IV.28 p.138 C139 A they dethroned him from power at the eleventh year [A.D.486-497] and they expel him to the fortress of oblivion; and they transfer the power of the kingdom to Zamasfis Perozus and his born child, and he was thought that he possess the virtues of meekness and justice. –but Cabades not long after he escaped [conf. Procop. Pers.I.6 Theophanem-p.106 Cedrenum p.356]-he arrived to Nepthalians etc.-immediately he descended to the father land and he took over again the power besides the suffering and dangersbecause the <strong>ROMANI</strong> 717 3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Mense Nov.22 A.D. 498 and terminate July 18 A.D.514. The
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