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3 SECULAR 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS For a little while-another sedition at the time of the Olympia: it was accomplished at Daphne according to the ethics the so called habit of the Olympians; and from the crowd of the Antiocheans who went to Daphne the ones who were originated from the expulsion along with the chariot driver calliope etc. – they murdered many in July 8 th Indiction 15 th . July of the 15 th indiction was July of A.D.507 and of Ol. 321.3 But the Olympia were celebrated at Antioch in July of every fourth Olympic year; the first in July and August of Ol. 247.4 in the 260 th year of Antioch the last in Ol. 324.4 in the 568 th year. Conf. a. 212 520. In the indiction then there is an error. The Olympia after the third consulship of Anastasius fell upon indict. 1.5.9. A.D. 508. 512. 516. For indictionos 15 th (genitive) might be written indictioni 5 th (dativ). But July A. D. 512 is too remote; and we may perhaps read in Μalals first of Indiction. On this occupation Procopius count of the east was compelled to fly, Memas was slain, and the green faction prevailed. Anastasius sent Irenæus as count of the east, who quelled the sediction. Irenæus is still in that office in September A. D. 518: conf. a. 519.4) Cassiodori Variar. I. 1 Anastasio imperatori Theodocius rex. He set forth the advantages of peace between the two empires. This letter may be referred to the war between Anastasius and Theodoric which lasted A.D. 505-505. Var. I. 9 Eustorgio Mediolanensi episcopo Theodericus rex. After A.D. 503, for at the Roman Synod in A.D. 502 X Kal. Nov. Rufo et Amico consulibus Laurentius was bishop of Milan: Acta Concil. Tom. 5 p. 461. And at the Roman synod in 503 post consulatum Aviemi: Ibid. tom. 5. p. 505. Eustorgius is bishop Milan when variar. II. 29 is written Adilæ viro senatori comiti. Var. I. 24 Universis Gothis Theodericus rex. He appoints them to be ready for the expedition into Gaul (see col. 2) VIII Kal. Juliarum. 726 <strong>FASTI</strong> Theophan. P. 129 Anastasii 18 o at this year king Anastasios forced Flavius bishop of Antioch to sign (consent) to the unionist Zeno, who after he did a synod—he wrote a multiple lines letter in Nicæa and KP. And he confirmed the synod in Ephesus, ignoring though the Chalcydon Synod. He also renounced Diodoros, and he subjugated chapters without those the synod of Chalcydon appears to exist, and in particular the voice of the “In two natures” reject. On the other hadn some claim that these belong to Acacius of KP. Flavius however, he wrote a characteristic letter to Anastasios-similarly to Xenias the disrespectful.-Constantine also, bishop of Seleucia, anathematized the holy Chalcydon Synod writing the same to Xenias. Flavius though accused (slandered) them in writing to the king. However, the king became indignant with him, and it seems that he believed rather Constantine and Xenias. Anastasios wrote to Elias, bishop of Jerusalem, ordering him to vote against the Chalcydon Synod; Elias replied to king by anathematizing Nestor and Eutyxhis, Diodoros and he accepted the Chalcydon Synod. Conf. Theod. Lect. P. 561 D de Elia. The dissensions of the churches in the beginning of the reign of Anas tasius are marked by Evagrius III.
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS As to have for ir for ever for sure. Jordandes Get. c. 58 Thiodem suum armigerum post mortem Alarii generi tutorem in Hispaniæ regno Amalarici nepotism constituit. Thiodes is mentioned by Procopius 1. c. after that Theudes the Goth, whom Theodoric sent him off as the leader of the army,- As soon as Theodoric gave him a regiment of Goths he ruled by word, he was not a invisible tyrant in actuality. He still governed Spain at the time of the Vandalic war A. D. 540: Procop. Goth II 30 p. 463 B. 509 [322] U.C. Varr. 1262. Importunus solus O. V. M. Incert.. Cassiod. See col. 3 Opportuno Marcellin. B. 510 1263. Anicius Manlius Severimus Boëthius solus O. V. M. Marcellin. Incert. Cassiod. Doëtios alone B. For Cod. Just. See col. 2. 511 1264. Secundinus et Felix B. Marcellin. Felice et Secundino M. Incert. Csassiod. Felice O. Anastasii 19 from III Id. April. Marius: Importuno. Hoc consule Mammo dux Gothorum partem Galliæ depradavit. Marcellin. Opportuno [sic] solo cos. Orto Augusta urbe incendio utramque porticum a foro Constanini usqyue ad Perdicæ tenuissimam statuam ignis in pulverem redegit. Anastasii 20 from III Id. April. Marcellin. Boëtio solo cos. Appius patricius exultatus est. Constantinus olim magister militiæ episcopus Laodiceæordinatus. Cod. Justin. I. 5, 10 Imp. Anastasius A. Erythrio pf. p. Si qui ordodoxæreligionis emtions vera vel fictitia aut quoicunque alio jure vel titulo pradiævel possessions resque immobiles, in quibus ecclesiæ vel oratoria constituta sunt, in hæreticæ sectaæet contrariæ orthodoxæ fideisebtintem quamcunque personam transferre voluerint, nullam hujusmodi vel inter vivos habitam vel secreto judicio compositam valere volumes voluntatem,-sed irrita omnia hujusmodi documenta et tanquam nec personas quosumque modo translatæfuerint vel collatæ, fisci nostril juribus decerbimus vindicari, &c.-Dat. V. Id. Aug. Boëthio V. C. [et Eithario] conss. The words et Eutharico are properly absent from two MSS. Apud Beck. P. 105 Anastasii 21 from III Id. April. Isidori Chron. P 721 Era 549 a [A. D. 511] anno vicesimo primo [recte addunt primo: conf. p. 720] imperii AnastasiiTheodericus junior, cum jamdudum consul a Zenone iperatorue Romæcreatus fuisset [a. D. 484] peremptoqueOdoacro rege Ostrogothorum atque devicto fratræ ejus Onoulfo et trans confoinia Danuvii effugato C=XVIII annis Italia victor regnasset rursus [A. D. 493-510], extincto <strong>ROMANI</strong> 727
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