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736 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Theodorus Lector p. 565 B Justin, a very respected man, was appointed king (accessed to the throne), initially by the solders and consequently he was accepted by the senate and then everybody thought of him as being excellent. Conf. Theophanem p. 141 A Cedrenum p. 363 A. Jordanes regn. P. 713 Justinus ex comite excubitorum a senatu imperator electus annos regnavit IX. 518 1272. Fl. Anicius Justinus Aug. Et Eucharicus B. Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Cod. Just. II. 8, 6. V. 27, 7 Justino Aug. Et heraclio V. Justino et Eutecio M. Euthario Cillica et Justino Aug. Incert. Cassiod. Euterico et Rusticiano O. Conf. A. 520 Amantius slain: Procop. Anecd. P. 21 A before even he had the tenth of his power he assassinated Amantius. Treaty with Vitalianus: Procop. Ibid. similarly he sent for Vitalianus the tyrant. The exiles recalled: conf. a. 519. Justini Augusti epistola Hormisdæ papæ apud Acta Concil. Tom. 5 p. 606 Data Kal. Aug. CP Magno V.C. consule. Announcing his accession. Hormisdæ Ep. 28 Justino Augusto. Sumptam de imperii ortu latitia-quoqus geminastis alloquio. &c. Justini 2 from VII Id. Jul. (Marcellin. Justino Aug. Et Eutharico coss. Amantius palatii præpositus AndreasMisael et Ardabur cubicularii Manichæorum fautores et Justini Aug. Deprehensi sunt proditores. Quorum duo Amantius et Andreas ferro tucidati sunt, Misael et Ardabur Serdicam in exilium missi. Theocritus Amantti satelles, quem idem Amantius præpositus ad regnadum clam præpareverat-in corcere periit.-Vitalianus Scutha Justini principis pietate ad remp. Revocatus CO, ingressus est septimoque recaptionis suædie magister militiæ ordinatus. Victor Tun. his coss. Amantius-una cum Andrea cubiculario occiditur. But these were the first acts of Justin’s reign: Evagr. IV. 2 similarly however along with others he vanished Amantius Theocritos from the human race (he assassinated), but for Vitalianus he pursuit him in Thrace-wishing to show off to him the power of the city of Constantine (Constantinople). Malalas XVII p.131 or to reign alone he assassinated Amantius etc.-and the king himself urged Vitalianus as well-and he named him leader of the army of the county (or he remained leader of the army.) Jordanes regn. P. 713 Mox inhiantes regno suo Amantium &c. afficit-fædusque cum Vitaliano percussit et ad se evocatum magistrum militum præsentem et consulem ordinarium [A.D. 520] effecit. At the first year of his reign in Chron. Pasch. P. 331 C as soon as he accessed to the kingdom (reigned) he assassinated Amantius etc. Theophanes p. 141 At this year-Vitalianus-he was favored immensely so he accepted the title of leader of the army and exercised that power.-and he assassinated- Amantius. Repeated by Cedrenus p. 363. These measures were in July A.D.518 according to Procopius: conf. A. At the same time the exiles Apion Diogenianus Philoxenus were recalled: Chron. Pasch,. Malal. Theophan. Cedren. II. Cc. Victor Tun. places the return of Vitalianus at 521: Symmacho et Boëtio coss. Vitalianus sacramento suscepto CP. Redit; quem Justinus Aug. Grate suscipiens magistrum militum facit et cinsulattum dari permittit. Three years too low.) Anon. Valessii p. 625 § 80 Theodericus dato consulate Eutharico Rome et Ravennæ triumphavit. Qui Eutharicus nimis asper fuit et contra fidem catholicam inimicus. Eutharic, the son-in-law of Theoderic (conf. A. 515), died before Theoderic: Jordanes Get. c.59 Procop. Goth. I. 2 p. 311 C.
<strong>ROMANI</strong> 737 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS the years. Many the years of the senate, many the years of the consuls. Many the years of Ioannis the count (earl). Many the years of the patriarch Epiphanios –Many the years of the patrician Vitalianus [conf. a. 519.2] Many the years of the Vitalianus the Orthodox.- Anathema (curse) Severus the Eutychis and Nestorios and Manditis etc. unwind Botrinos as Manichaeus.-the king ordered as the synod said.-Justin wins etc. These few specimens will be sufficient to shew the custom of that time. Severus is deposed in Septemebr: conf. a. 519. Relatio Jannis episcope CP. Per Gratum missa: apud Acta Concil. Tom. 5 p. 608 Hormisdæ Joannes in Domino salutem. Accepta XIII kal. Jan. post consulatum Agapiti. Hormisdæ Ep. 29 p. 609 Joanni episcopo CP. In reply to the proceeding. He insists that Acacius ought to be rejected: Quis Dioscorum et Eutychetem condemnans innocentem ostendere posit Acacium? Quis Timotheum et Petrum Alexandrinum et alium Petrum Antiochenum et sequases eorum declinans non abominetur Acacium, qui The Chronicon of Cassiodorus ends with these consuls: D. N. Eutharicus Cilica et Justinus Aug. coss. Eo anno multa vidit Roma miracula editionibus singulis stupente etiam Symmacho Orientis legato divitias Gothis Romanisque donates &c.-Igitur (ut effusam annorum seriem-sub brevitatis compendio redigamus) ab Adam usque ad dilivium, sicut ex Chronicis Eusebii et Hieronymi colligimus, anni sunt &c. Having reckoned after Eusebius the periods from the creation to the Flood from the Flood of Ninus from Ninus to Latinus from Latinus to Romulus, he conclude A Romulo usque ad Brutum et Tarquinium primos consules anni sunt CCXL, a Bruto et Tarquinio usque ad consulatum vestrum, sicut ex T. Livio et Aufidio Basso et Paschali virorum clarorum auctoritate fermata collegimus, anni sunt MXXXI, AC, si totus ordo seculorum usque ad consulatum vestrum colligitur, anni sunt VMDCCXXI. This last rightly expresses the sum of all his numbers and gives 5721- A.D. 518=B.C. 5203 for the Creation, which is nearly the date of Eusebius: see F.H.I p. 291 v. Cod. Justin. V.27,7 Imp. Justinus A. Marino pf. P. Dat. V Id. Nov. Justino A. et Eutharico conss. II.8, 6 Imp. Justinus A. Marino pf. P. Dat. Kal. Dec. CP. Ipso A. et Eutharico conss. eorumcomunionem secutus est? Paulus bishop of Antioch: Evagr. IV, 4 Severus on the other hand who had been ordained as president of Antioch,-because he did not stopped the Chalcedon Synod, which was anathematized, and in particular in the so-called enthroning syllables (words), and their compensation (exchange), which he sent to each one of the patriarchs (they were accepted however, only at the city of Alexander for Ioannis after the previous Ioannis Dioscuros and again of Timotheos, which are saved until our time), Justin orders during his first reigning year to punish Severus as having involved , to cut oof his tongue, as it has been said by a few; Ireneos was charged that act who had been given the reigning (ruling, administration) of the east in Antioch.- they say, like Vitalianus he removed (uprooted) Severus tongue-because Severus was cursing in it (tongue) with his own words [he was cursing using his tongue] he leaves his own throne in Gorpion month (which the Roman name September) the Antioch year 567 [read year 566] and after him Paulus accents the throne. We know from Julian (see F.H.III p.360) that Loüs was the tenth month in Antioch. But if Loüs was the tenth Dius was the first and Gorpiæus the eleventh. But, as the 567 th year commenced in autumn A.D. 518, Corpiæus of the 567 th year was Corpiæus od A.D. 519. Severus was condemned in July 518 (conf. a.) ; was therefore deposed in September of that year, September of the first year of Justin’s reign. September therefore of the 566 th tear of Antioch. Wherefore for seventh will require “ Sept. A.D. 519”. Theophanes p. 141 CD Justini 1 o Severus departed and Justin bishop of Halicarnassus, and after they moved to Egypt they agitated her.-Severus however
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