FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

Hermias p. [441], whose philosophy say that it does nor differ
a lot, and in particular on the mathematics. Damascius reports
that he has become the commentator (interpreter) of Platonic,
and the com pilation of the astronomical books of Ptolemy, and
the claims that he understand the essence of the Isidoros
dialectical diatribe. Suidas p. 861 B Damsascius, a Stoic
philosopher, Syrian, speaker of Simplicius and Eulalius the
Phrygian. He flourished in the years of Justinian, He has
written memoranda (notes) on Plato, on his principle and
history (life). For his journey to Persia with his disciples
Simplicius and Eulalius conf. a. 531.
Cod Just. VII. 39,7 Justinus A. Archelao pf. P. dat. Kal. Dec.
Philoxeno et Probo conss.
744 FASTI
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS
this first and last on his citizen brought, that he did not make any effort to know
about the men as it is customary. Theoderic survived Symmachus at the least eight or
nine months, and the expression a few day later in that narrative is not exact.
526 1279. Fl. Anicius
Olybriis solus.
B.M.S. Marcellin.
Incert. Malals XVII
p.142 Chron. Pasch. Cod.
Just. IX 19, 6
Theophanes p. 147 C
Acta Conc. tom. 5 p.
739.741 Anon. Valesii
p. 627 § 94.
om. V.
Elebrio O.
Justini 9 from VII Id. Jul.
Earthquake at Antioch: Marcellin. Olybrio solo cos. Totam Antiochiam Syriæ
civitatem repens inter prandendum terræ motus invasit &c.-Eufrasium quoque totius
urbis episcopum adempto ejus capite combusto simul pbruit sepulchro. Malals XVII
p.143 at the seventh year of his reign the great Antioch suffered from a calamity her
fifth disaster in May at Olybrium consulship. Evagr. IV. 5.6. therefore, frequent and
catastrophic fires broke out in Antioch-giving the preface of the suffering. After a
short period of time of the seventh year of his reign, at the 10 th month, in the
Artemision month, May that is, the 29 th of the month (29 th May), a shaking and a
small earthquake destroyed the whole city.-Euphrosius’ corpse also was abandoned
among the dead, another suffering (misfortune) of the city.- it had and it had
suffered again from earthquakes after 30 months [conf. a. 528]; then Theopolis was
declared as the city of Antioch. On may 29 of the consul Olybrius Justin had reigned
8 y 10 m 21 d . This is therefore improperly called his seventh year and the tenth month of
his seventh year in Malalas and Avagrius. Conf. Vales. Ad Evagrium p. 102. For
Theophanes and Cedrenus conf. a. 525. Of the earthquake Procopius Pers. II.11 p. 122
C they say that at that time, thirty thousand Antiochian were perished. Malals XVII
p. 144 until two hundred fifty thousand (were perished).
Death of Theoderic: Annon. Valerii p. 627 § 04 Igitur Symmachus scholasticus
Judæus jubente no REGE and TYRANNO dictavit præcepta die quarta foria VII Kal.
Sept. indictione IV Olybrio consule ut die dominico adveniente Ariani basilicas
catholicas invaderent. Sed qui non patitur fideles cultores suos ab aliennigenis
opprimi mox intulit in eum senteniam Arii auctoris religionis ejus. Fluxum ventris
incurrit et-eodem die quo se gaudebat ecclesias invadere simul regnem constituit.
Incert. Chron. Olybrio V.C. consule solo. Hoc consule D.N. Theodericus rex mortuus
est mense Septembri. His death however is determined by Anon. Valesii to Sunday
Aug. 30. Marius: Olybrio Ind. IV. Hoc consule defunctus est Theudoricus rex
Gothorum in urbe Ravenna et levatus est rex Atalaricus nepos ejus. Jornandes Get.
C.59 Sed postquam ad senium pervenisset et se in brevi ab hac luce egressurum
gognisceret, convocans Gothos comites gentisque suæ promates Athalaricum
infantulum adhuc vix decennem filium filiæ suæ Amalasuenthæ, qui Euthario patre
orbatus erat, regem constituit. Procopius Goth. !.2 p. 311 C when he passed way
Atalarichus the grandson of Theudoricus, received the kingdom, when he became