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740 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Pasch. Cod. Justin VI. 22, 8 Acta Concil. tom. 5 p. 685. Valerio et Justiniano V. Insert. S. Valerio O. 522 1275. Symmachus et Boëthius B.V.M.S.Marcellin. Incert. Chron. Pacsh. Procop. Goth. I.1 p.310D Acta Concil. tom. 5 p. 557. (plerique Boëthius.) Symmacho et Boëthio O. Then follows P.C. compensating for the omission at A.D.520. De his coss. Boëthius pater Cons. II p. 63. 523 1276. Fl Anicius Maximus solus. B.O.V M.S./ Marcellin. Incert. Chron. Pasch. liber prontific. apud Acta Conc. tom. 5 p. 559. 739. De Anicio Maximo Cassiod. Variar. X.11.12 524 1277. Fl.Anicius Justinus Aug. II et Opilio M. Marcellin. Cod. Just. I. 3, 41. II. 8,7. 8, 8. Theophanes p. 143 Justini 3 o Treaty with Cabades. (Ziligdes King of the Huns had treated with both parties, conf. Malamam XVII p.137.) The peace with Cobades is also placed by cedrenus p.364 B at the year 364. related by Chron. Pasch. P. 333 under the 4 th of Justin Symmacho et Boëthio coss. Theophanes Ibid. and Hosroes wanted to be child of the king-and the king-he rejected that offer- Proclus the censor, a prudent and ingenious man, he thought (of the rejection) as well done. Related at large by Procopius Pers. I. Cod Just. VI 22 Imp. Justinus A. Demostheni pf. p. Dat. Kal. Jun. CP. Justiniano et Valerio conss. Justini 5 from VII Id. Jul. Marius: His coss. Segericus filius Sigismundi Regis jussu patria sui injuste occisus est. Conf. Greg. Tur. H.Fr. III.5 Epitomen p. 564 § 34. Tzathus king of Lazi, a vassal of Cabades, comes to CP.-becomes a Christian and marries a Roman wife. Related by Theophanes p. 144 Cedrenus p. 364 B under the 5 th of Justin, by Chron. Pascx. P. 332 B Symmacho et Boëthio coss. Under the 4 th of Justin. Conf. Malam XVII p. 134-136 Agathiam III. 15 p. 90. Theophanes p. 144 D since then animosity was developed between the Romans and Persians. Malalas XVII p.137 from this animosity etc. Justini 6 from VII Id. Jul. Marius: Maximo Indictione I. Hoc consule Sigimundus rex Burgundionem a Burgund ionibus Francis est et in Francia in habitu monachali perductus ibique et filiis om outeo est projectus. Conf. Greg. Tur. III. 6. Gundebald had reigned A.D.500- 516, Sigimund A.D.516-523. Death of Thrasammund: Victor Tun. Maximo V.C. cos. Trasammundus Vandalorum rex Cartagine motitur.-Hilderic, qui ex Valentiani imp. Filia a Giberico captitata et Ugnerico junda natus est, regnavit annis VII mens. III. At the right date. The reign of Thrasammund ended in May A.D.523: conc. A. 484. Hilderic favours the catholics: Victor Ibid. Sacramento a decessors suo Thrasammundoobstrictus ne cathilicis in regno suo aut ecclesias suo aperiret aut privilegia restituert, priusquam regnard, ne sacramenti terminus præteriret, æcepit et sacerdotes catholicos ab exilio redire et ecclesias aperire, et Bonifacium-ad postulationem totius urbis Cartaginiensis ecclesiæ episcopum concecravit. Marcellin. Maximo solo cos Plerique lapidatorum percussorum urbisque populatorum-ferro igni suspendioque expensi sunt, gratum bonis civibusspectaculum exhibentes. Described by Malalas XVII, p. 139 under the 1 st indiction, which was current in the consulship to Aug. 31. Conf. a. 520. Justini 67from III Id. Jul. Cabades and Justin persecute the Manichees: Theophanes p. 145, 146 Cedrenus p. 364 D under the6th of Justin. War with Persia: Theophan, Cedren. Ibid.
<strong>ROMANI</strong> 741 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Multis causi-utclericorum suorum proditione habitorum etiam dictæ civitatis aliorum insuper frequentium incusaretur-libellos obtulit ut liceret ei seceder a suscepto episcopatus officio. Quoniam igitur-Paulus ultro se de suo abdicavit sacerdotio, præsentem epistolam duximus dirigendam ut vobisaperiatur.data Kal. Maiis CP. Justianiano et Valerio VV. CC. consulibus Epiphanius CP. Hormisdæ Ibid. p. 686 Memoratus ergo amabilis Deo Paulus-per libellos proprios designatæ civitatis desertionem et episcopatus elegit, et universalem quitetem et a causis alienationem se præferre monstravit. Evagr. IV.4 on the one hand Paulus died after he voluntarily departed from Alexandria for every place; on the other hand Euphrasios from Jerusalem accented at his throne. At a wrong year in Victor Tun. Justino V.C. cos. [A.D.540] Eo anno Paulo Antiocheno episcopo superstiti subgatur Euphrasius. Boëthius in prison writes de consoliatone philosophiæ. After A.D. 522, since he mentions the consuls of that year: lib.II p.63 Duos partier consules liberos tuos domo provehi sub frequentiapatrum sub plebis alacritate vidisti. Sc. Symmachum et Boëthium Kal. Jan. A.d. 522. Marius his cos. Eo anno interfectus est Boëtius patricius in territorio Mediolanensi. The facts and the cruelty of Theoderic are told by Anon. Valesii p. 626 § 85-87 Cyprianus, qui tunc referendarius erat, postea Death of Hormisdas about Aug. 5: conf. a. 514. Liber pontificalis apud Acta Concil. tom. 5 p. 559 Cessavit episcopatus dies septem [Aug. 6-12]. P. 739 Joannes natione Tuscus ex patre Constantio sedit annos II m. IX d. XVII. Fuit autem a consulate Maximi usque ad consulatum Olybrii temporibus Theodorici Regis et Justini Aug. The interval of 7 days places the inauguration of Johannes at Aug. 13. The 2 y 9 m 17 d would place his death at May A.D. 526. But other testimonies determine his death to may 25.: conf. a. 526, and we may read dies XIII. [Victor Tun. Justino Aug. et Apione coss. Rom. Eccl. In episcopate mortuo Symmacho succedit Hormisdæ. Alexandrinæ ecclesiæ adhuc Timotheus superfuit. Antiochenæ eccl. Severus Chalcedonensis Synodi obtrectator [conf.
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