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3 SECULAR AUTHORS ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Cassiodori Variar. II. 1 Alario regi Wisigothorum Theodericus rex. He endeavours by a mediation to prevent a war between Alaric and Clovis. III. 2 Gundibado regi Burgundionum Theodericus rex. He urges Gundibald to prevent the war. Alaric is called filius and regius juvenis. III. 3 Herurorum Guarnorum Thoringorrum regibus Theodericus rex. He calls upon these kings to interpose and threaten Clovis with their combined hostility if he should attack Alaric. He reminds them of the services they had received from Euric father of Alaric. III. 4. Lunduin regi Francorum Theodericus rex. He warns him to desist from the intended war, and threatens to bring combined forces against him if he perseveres. Ambo estis summarum gentium reges, ambo aetate florentes.-Abeit ille conlictus.-Jure patris vobis interminor et amantis. (Malals XVI marks the times of some seditions at Antioch in the reign of Anastasius: p. 106 a tumult of the green faction at Antioch was put down by Constantinus the year 543 served in Antioch. The 534rd year commenced in autumn A.D. 494. he adds the king himself liked the purple part and the other hand the green and venetoe (blue) were revolting everywhere. He records p. 110-113 a tumult between the green and blue factions at Antioch during the consultancy of the kind Anastasius himself the third, and soon after--with 724 <strong>FASTI</strong> Concilium Agathens: Acta Coconcil. Tom. 5 p. 519. conf p. 534 Synodus habita in civitate Agathensi sub die III Idus Septembris anno XXII regni domini Alarici Regis, Messala V. C. consule. “In aliis MSS. Pro messalae consultatu aera notatur 544=A.D. 506.” Sirmond. P.535. Alaric is referred to in the preface p.521: Praefatio. Cum in nominus Domini ex permissu domini nostril gloriosissimi-regis in civitate Agathensi sancta synodus convenniset. And is named in the subscription p.532: Subsriptiones. Ego Casarius in Christi nominee episcopus Arelatensis-his definitionibus suberscribpsi Not. Sub die III Idus Septembris Messala V. C. consule anno XXII regni domini nostril Alarici Regis.
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS P.C., then Venantio [A.D. 507]. 508 1261. Celer et Venantius B. Marcellin. Venantius junior et Celer Inscert. Cassiod. Venantio Bassilio juniore O. Venantio juniore V. G. cos. V. P.C.Venantii M. In Chron. Pasch. A lacuma of 10 years: conf. a. 5128 located well in Thrace etc. Conf. Procop. Ædif. IV. 9 p.86 D, Defeat and death of Alaric: Grec. Tur. H. Fr. II. 37 Chlodovechus rex cum Alarico rege Gothorum in campo Vogladensi Xo ab urbe Pictava miliario convenit, et confingentibus his eminus resistunt cominus illi, cumque secundum consuetudinem Gotthi terga vertissent, ipse rex Chlodevechus victoriam Domino adjuvante obtinuit.-Porro rex cum gugatis Gotthis Alaricum regem interfecisset &c.- In hac pugna Amallaricus filius Alarici in Hispaniam figit regnumque patris sagaciter occupavit.-Regnavit autem Alaricus XXII annos. Chlodovechus vero apud Burdegalenem urbem hienem agens cunctos thesaurus Alarici a Tolosa auferns Ecolismam venit. Alaric reigns 23 years in Isisdorus (conf. a. 485), who records his death p. 720 Adversus quem Fluduicus Francorum princes Galliæregnum affectans Burgundis omnibus sibi auxiliantibus bellum movit, fusisque Gothorum copiis ipsum postrenum regem apud Pictavos superatum interfecit. Procop. Goth. I. 12 p. 342 D however later Germans [sc. Franci] thought lightly about the vanguard the had Theodoric and the fear he provoked (on the enemy) the marched against Alarichus and Ostrogoth. When Alaric learned that Theodoric was marching (approaching) very fast , he asked a lot of army to come for help.- since the Goths [sc Ostrogoths] were not yet present Alaric was forced by his enemies to fight. However, because the Germans were more numerous of the Ostrogoths at this battle they killed most of them and the leader Alaric. The 22 nd year of Alaric was current Sept. 11 A. D. 506: conf. a 506.4. His first year was therefore current in Sept. 485, when he succeeded Euric: conf. a. And he fell in his 23 rd year in 507. Daras fortified: Theophanes p. 129 A Anastasii 17 o at this king Anastasius fortified by a great wall the village of Daras in Mesopotamia. At the 17 th of Anastasius in Cedrenus p. 359 C. Evafr. III. 37 after this war [sc. Persicum] Procop. Ædiffic. II. P. 29 B when Medes departed from the land of Romans, they returned (gave) to them the city of Amida. Conf. Theod. Lect. P. 567 B. Malalas XVI p. 115 he fortified by wall Doras .-which now has been renamed as Anastasionople. Chron. Parsch. P. 329 D after the end of the Persian war he fortified by wall Doras. Improperly named at A.D. 496 Joanne Scytha cos. Anastasii 18 from III Id. April. Marcellin. Celere et Venantiocoss. Romanus comes domesticorum et Rusticus comes scholariorum cum C armatis navibus totidemque dromonibus VIII millia militum armatorum secum ferentibus ad devastanda Italiælittora prosserunt et usque ad Tarrentum-aggressi sunt, remensoque mari inhonestam victoriam, quam poratico ausu Romani et Romanis rapuerunt, Anastasio Cæsari reportarunt. Cassiod. Venantius jum. Et Celer. His coss. Contra Francos a D. N. destinatur exercibus, qui Gallias Francorum deprædatione confucas victis hostibus ac fugatis suo adquisivis imperio. Jordandes Get. C. 58 Tropæum de Francis per Hibbam suum comitem in Galiis adquisivit, plus XXX millibus Francorum in prælio cæsis. Isisdorus p. 720 Tudericus vero Italiærex, dum inveritum generi [sc. Alarici] comperisset, confestim ab Italia proficistitur, Francos preterit, partem regni quam manus hostium occupaverat recipit. The testimony of Cassiodorus confirms the date A. D. 507 for the death of Alaric. Procopis Goth. I. 12 p. 343 records the measures that followed the death of Alaric: after Theodoric defeated them [sc Francos] not being such a person he forgave them and the kept (delivered to himself) France from that point on. After Giselichus [the illegitimate son of Alaric] was expelled the administration of the Ostrogoths was given to the Amalaric son of his daughter, but he was monitoring him because he was still a kid. And after he received money and everything alse from Karkasiani he departed quixkly to Ravenna, Theodoric was appointed as the leader of the army in France and in Spain, taking care of the government of the state <strong>ROMANI</strong> 725
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