FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS
Eustathius carried down his history to the siege of Amida
in the 12 th of Anastasius: Malals XVI p. 115 about this was
[The Persian war] Eustathius the wisest chronographer
wrote; who because he died now, he did not finish his
report completely. Evagrius III. 37 but also Persians
who breached the treaty under the leadership of king
Kabades, who had abandoned their customs initially
the campaigned against the Armenians [conf. a. 502.2]
and after they enslaved a citadel called Theosiopolis
they arrived at Amida, a fortified city located between
rivers, and after they besieged it they conquered it
(enslaved).-which are very well and in detail known to a
friend, and after he checked their accuracy all of them,
Eustathius has mentioned and has written about them
in his exceedingly elegance with a great wisdom and
after a lot of effort; who until the writing of that
(chronicle) has reported about the departed ones and
includes the twelfth year after Anastasios reigning. The
death of Eustathius and the close of his history may be
placed in the spring of A.D. 503. For Eustarthius conf. a.
479 Evagrium I. 10 II> 15 Idem V. 24 all those which are
attributed to Eustathius of Epiphanes are all excellent
in two volumes, one until the fall of Ilion and the other
until the 12 th year of Anastasios reigning. Suidas p.
1528 D Eustathius the Epiphanes, Chronic abridgment
of the events from Aineas until king Anastasios in
volumes 8 th [b’ Vales. Ad Evagr V. 24] and some other.
As the first book did not end, but began, at the siege of
Troy, the words of Evagrius are probably mutilated; and
we may read one thing from the Troy fall until… and a
different one from another
Cod. Justin. I. 4 Imp. Anastasius A. Eustachio pf. P. Dat.
XIII kal. Maii Sabiniano et Theodoro conss. II. 8, 3 S
Constantino pf. P Dat. Kal. Jul OP. Saniano et Theodore
conss.
722 FASTI
Death of Eugenius (conf. a. 483, 484): Victor
Tun. Theodoro V. C. cos. Eugenius
Carthaginiensi episcopus confessor moritur.
Julianus Bostrenus et Joannes Paltensis episcope
ab ecclesiis propiis ultro recedunt et alii eis
subrogantur