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3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS De mag. Rom. III 26 p. 194 he agreed to study by a philosopher. At that time it was Agapios, about whom the poet Christodorus who was talking with the auditors about the single volume of Proclus. Although Agapios is the last one he is the best of all. Christodorus flourished in the reign of Anastasius: Suidas p. 3930 A B Christodorus of Paniskos, who came from a Coptic city of Egypt, an epic poet, was flourishing in the reign of Anastasius, the king of that time. De Christodoro conf. Jacobsium Antholog. Tom. 13 p. 871. Cassidori Variar. III. 39 Felici V. Ill. Consuli Theodericus rex. III. 32 Gemelo sematori Theodericus rex.. He remits to the town of Arelate a year’s taxes per indictionem quartam [commencing Sept. 1 A. D. 510] for their fidelity in sustaining a siege against his enemies. III. 40 universis provincialibus in Gallia constitutes Theodericus rex. He remains to those who had been ravaged by the enemy a year’s taxes per indictionem quartam. 730 <strong>FASTI</strong> lias Felice V. C. consule. Tetradius episcopus ecclesiæ Bituricæ metrop. Subscripsi. Licinius episcopus Turpnicæ metrop. Subscripsi. §c. Henve it appears that Clovis was still living July 10 A. D. 511. Macedonicus of CP. Banished : Theophanes p. 132 D-134 B Anastasii 21 o at this year the king deceived Macedonius by reminding by the magister Kellor that he confesses that while he accepts the first and second Synod, he rejects the Ephesus and Chalcedon Synods; which (decisions) brought big condemnation by Macedonius (which caused Macedonicus big condemnation). Due to this he also accepted the Henotikon of Zeno, of which he signed when he was ordained. Macedonius he went to the monastery of Dalmatus and the clergy and the zealot monks who were scandalized confessed to him-that he accepts the Chalcedon Synod and who does accepts it is a heretic, and they attended the mass together. However, the king convinced the clergy and monks who had the same opinion with him (believed the same) to vote for another bishop. which grieved immensely Areandes and the senators; because Macedonius was appreciated and valued for the purity of his life and the correctness of his dogmas, even if was deceived.-the king, in the middle of the night, sent Macedonius forcibly to Chalcedon and from there he exiled him to Euchaita. He did not dare to accuse him for anything because he was afraid of the people. He then presented as bishop Timotheus and older person-at this moment, the unlawful king dethroned Flavius from Antioch in a hurry and appointed Severus the profound enemy of the truth as the king [conf. a. 512] Evagr. III. 32 Keler’s advice- Macedonius was stripped from his throne illegally. And with the expelling of Flavius one more was added etc. Conf. Theodorum Lect. P. 562. 563. Marcellinus: Secundino et Felice coss Macedonius Augustææ urbis episcopus, licet olim Anastasii imp. Dodis fallaciisque circumventus, pravorum testimoniis eidem accusatus quoniam tomum SS. Pastrum apud Chalcedonam sancta dudum subscriptione ruboratum eidem proncipi dare distulit, ab eodem Euchaita in exilium deportatus est. Locum. Locum Macedonii Timotheus §c. Severus at Antioch succeeds Flavianus: Evagr. III. 32. 33 the accused Flavius is expelled to live in Petra which is located at the end of the Palestine. After the expelling of Flavius Severus rose to sacerdotal throne of Antioch, the city being at the year 561, the month of Dion ( 21 July to 2o August), the 6 th of the indiction-who became a clergy to Sozopolis (which is from the same nation as the Pisidian), who previously was teaching law in Beirut (he was a pagan). Therefore, from the exercise of the law he directly received the communion of the holy baptism at the magnificent sacred place of the holy martyr Leo-he participated to the life of the monk.-From that point on, he will preside on the ascended (handed over) by the king city for him and for the simultaneously attracted to him people, and he will become known to the King Anastasios, for undertaking the writing of the biography of Severus. Now Synod
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS 513 [323] U. C. Varr. 1266, Clementinus et Probus B. M. Marcellin. Cod. Just. I. 40, 14. Probo et Clementino Incert. Cassiod. Proobo. O.V. 514 1267. Cassiodorus Senator solus. B.O.V.M. Marcellin, insert. Cassiod. Liber pontificalis apud Acta Concil. Tom. 5 557. 515 1268. Anthemius et Florentius B. Marcellin Florentio et Anthemio M. Insert. Florentio et Anthemio Cassiod Anastasii 23 from III Id. April. Cod. Justin. I. 40, 14 Imp. Anastasius A Viviano pf.p. Dat. VI Id. Feb Clementino et Probo conss. Anastasii 24 from III Id. April. Revolt of Vitalianus: Marcellin. Senatoro solo cos. Vitalianus Scytha, assumptis Romanorum equitum peditumque plus quam LX millibus armatorum in triduo congregatorum, aurillio in locum qui Septimus dicitur advenit ibique castrametatus est; dispositisque a mari in mare suorum ordinibusipse adusqueportam quæ curea dicitur sine ullius accessit dispendio, scilicet pro orthodoxorum se fide proque Macedonio urbis episcopo incassum ab Anastasio principe erulato C.P.accessisse asserens. Porro Anastasii simulationibus atque perjuriis per Thedorum internuncium illecitus atque illucus octato die quam urbem accesserat remeavit.Hinc Odyssum Mæssiæ civitatem Vitalianus pernoctass astu ingressus est; Cyrillum-jugulavit, hostemque se Anastasio Cæsari palam aperteque exhibuit. Jordanes regn. P. 712 Anastasius contra ultimum suum famulum Vitalianum de Scythia per sex annes civile bellum extruxit.. Is siquidem Vitalianus cum LX millibus armaturum tertio pæne milliario non reipublicæ sed regi infestus accedens multa suburbana regiæ urbis prædis spoliisque attrivit. At the 23 rd of Anastasius in Theophanes p. 137 B at this year when Vitalianos received the total Thrace etc. – and spared the city he camped at Sosthenio, and the 24 th : p. 138 B. at this year Vitalianos being indignant against Anastasius for the perjury many bad things on the camps of Anastasios-he was exhibiting (showing) etc. Repeated by Cedrenus p. 360 D 361 A at the 23 rd year. Conf. Evagrium III. 43 Malalam XVI p.119. 120. Vitalianus had served in the Persian war in 503: conf. a. He is noticed by Procopius Pers. I. 13 p. 36 A. The revolt is improperly referred by Victor tun. to A.D. 510: Boetio V.C. cos. Vitalianus Patricioli filius (conf. Procop. Pers. I. 8) fidei catholicæ subversionem §c.-cognosens-Anastasii imperio rebellat. Anastasii 25 from III Id. April. Marcellin. Anthemio et Florentio coss. Missi sunt Vitalianum a Cæsare senators qui pacis cum eo leges componenerent.-Magister militum Vitalianus per Thraciam factus Hypatium, quem captivum catenatumque apud Acres castellum tenebat, reversus suo remisit avunculo. Conf. Evagrium III. 43 Jornandem regn. P. 713. At the 23 rd of Anastasius in Theophanes p. 137 D. Irruption of the Huns: Marcellin. His coss. Ea tempestate Hunni Armenia transmissa totam Cappadociam devastantes usque Lycaoniam perruperunt. Victor <strong>ROMANI</strong> 731
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