FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

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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