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3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS then Severus writing letters he anathematized explicitly the Chalcedon Synod.-and the deposition of Macedonicus and Flavian was not accepted. III. 34 however Severus-he remained at the throne until the death of Anastasius [conf. a. 519]. Malalas XVI p.116 Macedonius was deposed [conf. a. 511] as Nestorian; similarly however, the Patriarch of Antioch Flavian also was exiled to Petra as Nestorian.-and Severus became patriarch of the great Antioch instead of him by the monks in November the 6 th of the Antiochean year of 561. The 6 th indiction and the 561 st year commenced in autumn of 512. Cassiodorus consul: Senator V.C. cos. Me etiam consule in vetsrorum laude temporum adunato clero vel populo Romanæ ecclesiæ rediit optata Concordia. Death of Symmachus July 18 th : conf. a. 498. Liber pontificalis apud Acta Consil. Tom 5. p. 418 Cessavit episcopatus deis septem [July 19- 25], p. 557 Hormisda natione Campanus ex Patre Justo-sedit annos VIII dies XVII. Fuit autem temporibus Theodorici Regis et Anastasii Aug. a consulate Senatoris usque as consulatum Symmachi at Boëtii.- Sepultus est-VIII Idus Aug. consulatu Maximi. Hormisdas was elected July 26 Senatore consule. A.D. 514. His funeral in Aug. 6 Maximo consule A.D. 523. The interval 9 y 11 d to August 5 inclusive. Pagi tom. 2 p. 520 places the appointment of Hormisdas at July 26 and includes Aug. 6. Marcellin. Anthemio et Florentio coss. [A.D. 515] Romanæ ecclesiæL Hormisdaepiscopus ordinatus vixit annos novem. One year too low; but the right amount of years is assigned. Ten years too low in Victor Tun. Justino Aug. et Apione coss. A.D. 524. Marius: Florentio et Anthemio His coss. Monasterim. Acauno a rege Sigismundo constructum est. Sigismund however, though called king, did not begin to reign till the following year: conf. a. 516.2. Death of Macedonicus at the time of the irruption of the Huns: Theophanes p. 138 C Huns the so called Saver when crossed the Caspian gates they invaded Armenia-it was even necessary for them to be present in Euchaita for a short while. so
732 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Florentio V.C. cos. V. Florentio O. 516 1269. Petrus solus. B.O.V.M. Marcellin, insert. Cassiod. 517 324 U.C.Var. 1270. Fl. Anastasius et Agape- Tun. Hoc. Cos. Ugni Armeniam Cappadociam et Galatiam Pontunque atrciter vexaver. Evagr. III. 43 in addition other Hun tribes invaded which had arrived at the gates of Cappadocia. At these years Rhodes suffered from extremely strong earthquakes, that suffering was the third, in the middle of the night. Conf. Malalam XVI p.124. 125. The irruption of the Huns is referred to the 25 th of Anastasius by Theophanes p. 138 C Cedrenus p. 361 A. Death of Ariadnë: marcellin, his coss. Ariadnë Aug. LX annis [A.D. 456-515] in palatio exactis vita decessit. Victor Tun. Hoc cos. Theophanes p. 139 A Cedrenus p. 361 B C Anastasii 25 o . Cassiod. Florentius et Artemius. His cos.. D. N. rex Theodericus filiam suam dominam Amalasuntam gloriosi viri D. N. Eutharici matrimonio, Deo auspice, copulavit. Jordanes Get. C. 58 Missa legatione ad Lodoin Francorum regem filiam ejus Audefledam sibi inmatrimonio petit [Anon. Vales. P. 621 § 63 accepit uxorem de Francis nomine Augofladam]. Quam ille grate libenterque concessit, suos filios Ildeberdtum et Chelderpertum et Thuidepertum credens hac societate cum gente Gothorum inito fædere sociari.-Antequam ergo de Audefleda sobolem haberet, naturales ex concubine quas genuisset adhuc in Mæsia filias habuit.-quas mox ut in Italiam venit regibus vicinis in conjugio copulavit; id est, unam Alarico Vesegotharum [ conf. Procop. Goth. I. 12 p. 341 D] et aliam Sigismundo Burgudionum. De Alarico ergo natus set Amalaricus [conf. a. 506]. Quem avus Theodericus in annis puerilibus utroque parenteorbatum dum fovet atque tuetur[ conf. a. 507], comperit Eutharicum Witerichi filium Beremundi et Toresmundi nepotem Amalorum de stripe descendentem in Hispania degere juvenili ætate.-Ad se eum facit venire eique Amalasuentham filiam in matrimonio jungit. Paulus Diac. XVI p. 563 Theodericus ut sui regni vires constaviliret Audefredam Ludovici Alarico Wisigothorum regi alteram Sigismundo Burgundionum consociavit [ conf. Anon. Vales. § 63]; Amalasiuntam vero tertiam filiam Eutharico ex Alemannorum [lege Amalorum] stripe venienti evocato ab Hispania traditit. The marriage of Theoderic with Audefleda was before A.D. 497, when he alludes to his affinity with Clovis: Cassiod. Variar. II. 41. She is the sister of Clovis in Greg. Tur. H. Fr. III. 31 Theodericus rex Italiæ Chlorovechi sororem in matrimonio habuit, conf. Epitom. P. 566 § 44. And this is more probable from the age of Clovis, who was only 31 in A.D. 497 (conf. a. 511) and probably under 30 at the time of the marriage. Anastasii 26 from III Id. April. A sedition at Alexandria: Malalas XVI p. 118 the year of the Antioch 564, 8 th of indiction [commencing autumn A.D. 515]. The 77 th alytarcha at Antioch is in the year 564 A.D. 516 because Afranius the first was appointed in A.D. 212 in the year of Antioch 260: conf. a. 212. 520. Marius: Petro. Hoc consule rex Gundobagaudus obitit et levatus est filius ejus Sigimundus rex. Grec. Tur. III. 5 Mortuo Guandobado regnum ejus Sigimundus filius ejus obtinuit, monasteriumque Agaunenæ [conf. a. 515. 4] sollerti cura cum domibus basilicisque ædificavit. Qui perdita priore conjuge filia Theodorici Regis Italici [conf. a. 515], de qua filium habebat nomine Sigiricum, aliam duxit uxorem. Epit. P. 563 § 34 Gundobadi filius Sifgismundus apud Genavensem urbem villa Quatrovio jussu patris sublimatur in regnum, habens uxorem filiam Theuderici Regis Italiæ, unde habebat filium nomine Sigiricum. Eadem mortua aliam duxit uxorem &c. Anastasii 27 from III Id. April. Ravages of the Getæ: Marcellin. Anastasio et Agapio coss. Duæ Macedoniæ
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