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Cod. Just. V.I.58,11, Imp. Anastasius A. A Constantino pf.d. Dat. XV Kal. Aug. Probo et Avieno jun. conss. VI.20,18 Imp. Anastasius A. Constantino pf.p.Dat. XII Kal. Aug. CP. Probo et Aviento juniore conss. VIII.49,5 Imp. Anastasius A. Constantino pf.p. Dat. XI Kal. Aug. CP. Probo &c.. 720 <strong>FASTI</strong> Sarbiniacum, ubi tunc erat, profecti sunt. Avitus managed the conference: p.451-456. Greg. Tur. II.33.34 Ipse Gundobaldus regionem omnem quæ nunc Burgundia dicitur in suo dominio restauravit, Burgunddionibus leges mitiores instituit, ne Romanos opprimerent. VCum autem cognovisset assertions hæreticorum nihil esse, a santo Avito episcopo Vienensi, Christum Filium Dei et Spiritum Sanctum aqualem Patri confessus, clam ut chrismaretum expetiit. &c. Greg. Tur. Places this conversion of Gundebald from Arianism after the issuing of the Code of Laws. But the Code was published in 501: see col. 3. Wherefore Pagi tom.2 p.641 rightly infers that this conference was not earlier than A.D.50`1. Symmachi Ep.12 apud Acta Conc. t.5 p.440 Avito episcopo Viennensi. Data III Id. Oct. Avieno et Pompeio coss.
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS 505 1256, Dexicratis et Volusianus B. Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Om. V. Volusiano M. Post consulatum Aviemi, Acta conc. Tom. 5 p. 501. Wanting in Inscert. Cassiodor 504 1257. Cathegus Solus B.V.M. Marcellin, Incert. Cassiod. Chron. Pasch. 505 [321] U. C. Varr. 1258. Sabinianus et Theodorus B. Marcellin, Chron. Pasch. Cod. Jutsin. I. 4, 19. II 8, 3 Saviniano et Theudoro M. Anastassi 13 III Id. April Persian war. Amida was besieged in the winter and taken on the 80 th day in the beginning of 503 (conf. a 502) towards the close of the 12 th year of Anastasius. The second campaign in marked by Mercelliius: Dexicratte et Volusianno coss. Tres Romanorum ductores Patricus Hypaticus et Areobinda (qui cum XV millibus armatorum olim in Persas missi fuerant pugnaturi) justa Syfficum catsellum cum iisdem Persis sine audasia confixerunt. And described by Procopius Pers. I. 8 p.23. 24 and at the 14 th of Anastasius by Theophanes p. 125 B 126 C. Procopius: When King Anastasios was informed that Amida is being besieged he send immediately army-four generals were appointed on the lead of the whole army, Areobindos and father-in-law of Olybrios-who happened to be the general of the east (Western Asia); and Keler, the leader of the palace battalion (order),-and even the leaders of the soldiers in Byzantium Patrikios the Phrygian and the beloved of the king, Hypatios; these were four generals. Along with them was Ioustinois, who after the death of Anastasios became the king, and patrikiolow with the chind of Bitaliano-and Faresmenes the Kolchian who was from a different family (origin) but capable in war, and Gododisklos and the Sbesas Gothic men- and many excellent other were ordered, because such an army they said enither previously nor later the Romans sent off against the Persians. Appion the Egyptian was sent as the sponsor of the expenditure of the military camp. This way the army was gathered and it was advancing at a very leisure pace. Theophanes: King Anastasios is sending an army consisted of Goths and Bessians and other Thracian tribes, which is administered by Areobindos, the son of Dagalaefos, and general of the East, leader of the highest event (A.D. 461). They were also sent to Areobindos and many other generals, of which the most renown were patrikios and Secoundinos, the son of the sister of king Anastasios, and Farasmanes the father of Zouna, Lazos in the origin, and Romanos-and Ioustinos (Justin) who succeeded him in the throne, and Emarchos and a few other. After their unsuccessful campaign they are distributed in the winter quarters: Theoph. P. 126C since the winter had arrived, the generals of the Romans were distributed at various cities of Euphrates river and Osroene and Mesopotamia and Suyrians and Armenians to escape the winter weather. The winter of the 13 th of Anastasios A.D. 50 3/4 . Anastasii 14 from III Id. April. Third campaign of the Persian war: Marcellin, Cethego solo cos. Celer magister officiorum per Callinicum Mesopotamiae civitatem armatum ducens militem ad devastanda Persarum rura discurrit &c. Theophanes p.126 D Anastassii 15 o at this year Kellor the magistrus was sent by the king etc. Procopius I. 8 p. 25 A Keler along with the next ones after he crossed the river he invaded Arzanene. In the winter Amida is besieged: procop. I. 9 after that on the one hand Areobindos will arrive in Byzantium as the kings messamger, on the other hand the rest arrived in Amida in winter time and they begin the besieging. The winter of A.D. 50 4/3 the 14 th of Anastasius. Cassiod. Cethegus V. C. cos. Hoc. Virtute D. N. Theoderici victis Bulgaribus Sirmium receipt Italia. In the expedition Tulum was distinguished: Cassiod. Variar. VIII. 10 Ad expeditionem directus est Sirminsem-neci dedit bulgares toto orbe terribles. Tulum was a kinsman of the royal house of the Amali: Variar. VIII. 9. Anastassi 15 from III id. April. Amida recovered: Procop. Pers. I. 9 p. 25 C. Idem p. 27 A so the Romans after they gave the money they received for two years later instead of they were lost by the enemies. Recoved therefore in the beginning of 505. Peace with Persia: Procop. Ibid. Later the Persians claimed (thought) that the war against the Huns was taken longer they approached the Romans in a hurry (allied with), with whom they stayed together for seven years, Keleros the Roman <strong>ROMANI</strong> 721
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