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738 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS 520 1273. Vitilianus et Rusticus B. Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Rustico et Vitiliano M. Rusticus et Vitalis Augg. Conss. S. Rusticione V.C. cos. V. Rustico V.C. cos. Acta Concil. Tom. 5 p. 656. Joined with the preceding in O. De Vitiliano Evagr. IV. 3 Jordanes regn. P. 713 Theophanes p. 141 C Malalas XVII p. 133. 521 [325] U.C.varr. 1274, Fl. Anicius Justinianus et Valerius B.M. Marcellin. Chron. Justini 3 from VII Id. Jul. Vitalianus slain: Evagr. IV. 3 (Justin) he promoted Vitalianus as consul by using the biggest deception. While he had the consulship because he turned on against the king he was assassinated at some gate in the middle of a yard. Malalas regn. P. 713 Quem rusrsus (Justinus) in suspicione habena prioris facti sedecim vulneribus in palatio cum Celeriano et Paulo satellitibus confossum perimit. Conf. Procopium Anecd. P. 21 A. At the right year in Theophanes p. 142 C Justini 2 o at this year he was assassinated. Three years too low in Victor Tun. Maximo cos. Vitalianus-Justianiani patricii factione dicitur interfectus fuisse. The six years ascribed to Vitalianus (conf. a. 514) might include A.D.519, when he had the chief influence at CP. It was believed that he was considered the first by Justin Evagr. IV. 4. Cessasion of the Olympic ganes at Antioch: malals XVII p.140 the king himself (Justin) prevented the Olympics to take place from the 14 th indiction. Since Afranios, until the year 568, when the Olympics were ceased there have been 77 Alytarchæ (the umpires, the keepers of the order at the ancient Olympics) [conf. a. 212]. The 568 th year of Antioch commenced in autumn A.D.519. The 14 th indiction bagan Sept. 1 A.D. 520 towards the close of the 568 th year. Either Malalas reckoned 77 alytarchæ exclusive of the first, or the 78 th games were not celebrated. But the ordinance seems to mean that the 78 th Olympics indict. 13 Ol. 324, 4 July A.D. 520 in the 568 th year were the last, and that from and after the 14 th indiction they should cease. The Olympics at Antioch were still in July (conf. a. 507.3) as at the restoration of the festival in A.D. 212. The alytarcha of Antioch-Alytarcha urbis Antiochenæ- is recognized in a law of Theodocius in A.D. 379: Cod. Theod. Vol. 3 p. 389. Theophanes p. 142 D Justini 2 o at this year the Venetoe ruled in every city. They created disturbances, they committed stoning and they planned many murders-the disorder thus was exported from Antioch and it propagated to all the cities for five continuous years-until the the 6 th year of Justin the reverent. Conf Cedren. P. 364 A. marked by malalas XVII p. 138-140 in indict. 1 (commencing Sept. 1 A.D. 524), and Theodorus who was called by consul the fryer was appointed præfect of CP. In his stead. Ephraimius of Amida was appointed præfect of Antioch and repressed the blue faction in the east: Malal. Ibid. Justini 4 from VII Id. Jul. Marcellin. Justiniano et Valerio coss. Famosissimum hunc consulatum Justinianus consulomnium Orientalium consulate profecto munificentior his liberalitatibus editit &c.
<strong>ROMANI</strong> 739 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS the disrespectful, after he was kicked out Paulus was ordained bishop. Bishop was not chosen till May 519: Dioscorus Diaconus as Hormisdam apud Acta Conc. Tom. 5 p. 646 Nunc, etsi post labores post intensiones plures, Antiochena eccleasia ordinate est; electus est quidam Paulus nomine præbuter CP. ecclesiæ, quem huic honori aptissimum imperatoris testimonio comprobatum voluerunt.-Data III Kal, Juniæ CP, Germanus aliique ad Hormisdam Ibid. p. 647 Post multas affictiones et pæne in tres menses a patribus protracta certamina piisimus imperator sua auctoritate Paulum nomine præsbyrterum de ecclesia CP, elegit episcopum dieri in acclesia Antiochena.- Data III Kal. Julias CP. Basilius Cilix: Phot. Cod. 42 the ecclesiastical history of Basilios Cilician was read. It begins before the death of Simplicius of Rome [A.D.488]-it begins on the one hand from these years and descends until the death of Anastasios, who as they say laste4d in the throne (kingdom) for twenty years and three months [A.D.491-518]. He writes that after him (Anastasios) Justin the Thracian assents to the throne as the king. But this very book here describes the history from Zeno until the death of Anastasios and is descending until Justin’s ascension. He also describes )the facts) in a similar way the other two books, the first and the third describe.; which however begins from the reigning of Marcianus the king and ends at Zeno’s reigning, of whom reigning was described in the second book, which is used as the introduction of the third (book)beginning from the reigning of Justin. Basilius had already written against Joannes Scythopolita in the time of Flavianus of Antioch: conf. a. 500. Jooannes is succeeded by Epiphanius: Theophanes p. 142 C Justini 2 o when Ioannes bishop of Capadocia KP passed away Epiphanius the Eldest of the same church and syncellita (sharing the same cell with the bishop) was ordained as Bishop in February of 25 th . Joannes was still living at the appointment of Paul to Antioch: Theoph. P. 141 D. Epiphanius is named in a letter apud Acta Concil. tom. 5 p. 656 written on the fourth day after his appointment, and received at Tome Ap. 7 A.D.520: Dioscorus diaconus Hormisdæ papæ. In Joannis locum Epiphanius quidam presbyter quondam syncellus ejus successit.-Has siquidem literas quarta post ordinationem ejusdem die transmisimus.-Accepta VII Id. April. Rustico V.C. cos. Confirming Theophanes. NIcephorus p. 414 C Ioannis the Presbyter of Cappadocia and syncellita one year and 10 months. Epiphanios the Presbyter KP during Justinian reigning 16 years and 3 months. Joannes 1y 10m from Apr 518 to Feb. 520; Epiphanius only 15 y 3 m, conf. a. 536. Abdication of Paul of Antioch : Justinus imp. Hormisdæ inter Acta Comc. tom. 5 p. 685 Ut quod in Paulo V.R. contigit apostolatui vestro patefiat, qui sacerdotio præditus Antiochene civitatis ita versatus esse dicitur in
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