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was a satellite of the general Justinian, who later reigned with his uncle Justin-another Roman army led by Likelarius the Thracian, invaded in the area about the city Nisivis. Since they left they made the departure known immediately.-wherefore the king dismissed Licelarius from the authority and established Belisarius as the archon of the catalogues in Daraa. Then Procopius was appointed as his advisor (companion), who reported all these histories. After a short while after king Justin appointed Justinian as his co-king passed away. This campaign was between A.D.524 (conf. 524.2) and 527, and may be referred to 526. Procopius was the companion of Belisarius in almost all his wars: Pers. I.1 p.6 he was raised an advisor to the general Belisarius 746 <strong>FASTI</strong> et Oreste cos. A.D.530 was 4 y 3 m . But Pagi shows cause for assigning his death to Sept. 18, conf. a. 530. Euphrasius of Antioch perished in the earthquake: see col. 2. Nicephor. P. 418 D Paulus on Anastasios 3 years. Euphrasius who was crushed in the fall (demise) of the city 5 years. Paulus was appointed in 519. Euphrasius in 521: conf. annos. Euphrasius was hostile to the synod of Chalcedon: Theophanes p. 143 C he ejected the Chalcedon Synod from the diptychs, and the name Ormistha of the pope of Rome. After that, because he was scared he was preching the four synods. Malalas XVII p. 138 Eyphrasius from Jerusalem who committed persecution against the socalled orthodox (Christian). A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Curate: “Theoderic exconsul son of Valemer [Valemar of Theoderic Malal. XVIII p. 186] occupies Thrace enters Italy conquers Odoace and reigns 47 years. He is reconciled to Zeno and concurs with him in naming consuls and in other acts. He makes Ravenna his seat of government and appoints Alaric his successor.”-and after his death his grandson Alaric became ling of Rome. Called Alaric again by Malalas XVIII p.157. Rightly Athamatic in XVIII p. 197. 527 1280. Mavortius solus B.O.V. Marcellin. Malal. Xvii p. 147. XVIII 0.151 Chron. Pasch. Cod. Just. I.31,5 Acta Conc. Tom. 6 p. 791 (ubi Maburti). Matario Ind. V M. Maburtius V. C. S. Subsrciptio in fine Codicis Prisciani apud Juretum ad Symmach. P. 269 Flavius Theodorus D.V. memorialis sacri scrinii epistilarum et adjutor V.M. quæstoris sacri palatii scripsi manu mea in urbe Roma constantinopolitana III Kal.Junio Mavortio V.C. Belisarius in Armenia: see col. 3. Cod. Justin. IX. 19,6 Imp. Justianus A. [lege Justinus A.] Theodoro. Dat. Kal. Decemb. CP. Olybrio V. C. cons. Elevation of Justinian-death of Justin: Marcellin. Mabortio solo cos. Anno regiæ urbis conditæ 198 o Justinus imp. Justinianum ex sorore sua nepotem jamdudum a se nobilissimum designatum prticipem quoque regni sui successoremque creavit Kal. Aprilis, ipse vero quarte ab hoc mense vita decessit anno imperiiIX mense II. Victor Tun. Marbotio cos. Justinus imp. Moritur Jornandes regn. P.713 Ante quartum mensem obitus suisenectuti suæ consulens et reip. Utilitatibus Justinianum ex sorore sua nepotem consortem regni successoremque imperii ordinans rebus humanis excessit. Conf. Procop. Pers. I.13 p.35 B Vand. I. 9 p. 199 D. Chron. Pasch. P.334 B. after the passage of the of the eighth year and 9 th month and 5 days of the Justin reign –the most devout Justinian was the co-reigning with him- who was proclaimed king along with his spouse Theodora-in the Xanthio month for the Romans, 1 st of April fifth of the indiction of the 575 year of the Syrian Antioch year at the consulship of the Roman Mabortio and it happened King Justin to become ill-he passed away in the month of Loo for the Romans, on Sunday 1 st August, three o’clock of the current 5 th indiction; he was 77 years old. Justinian reigned for 38 years and 11 months.-Justinian’s reigning time is calculated since the time he was nominated king, from Xanthikon month, April 1 st for the Romans of the 5 th indiction. Malalas XVII p.147 the most divine Justinian along with his wedded Theodora coreigned with Justin after his 8 th year and 8 th month reigning- during the consulship of Mabortio. p.150 Justin happened to become ill-in the 1 st August of the 5 th indiction; he passed away at the age of 75 years old, his total reigning time is 8 years and 22 days, and 4 months along his nephew. XVIII p. 151 Justinian reigned for 38
cos. Justinoet Justiniano impp. years and 7 months and 13 days on 1 st April, 5 th indiction, of the Antioch year of 575, at Mabortio consulship [conf. a. 565]. Evagr. IV.9 Justin being at the 8 th year and 9 months minus 3 days of co-reigned along with his nephew Justinian, who was nominated at the 1 st of Xanthikon, April that is, at the 575 Antioch year ; and after these finished Justin exercises his remaining reign-at the 1 st Loo, or August, Justinian co-reigned for four months, he went through (reigned) the ninth year minus 3 days . Theophanes p. 148 B in 4 th April of the 5 th indiction during the Pascha (Easter) king Justin became ill and he handed the reign to Justinian while he was still sick-and he reigned with him for 4 months. In August of the same indiction he passed away. Cedrenus p. 366 on the 14 th [lege 4 th ex Theophane] April etc. he was crowned.-he passed way in August of the same indiction.- the 6021 from the world creation, and the 527 year from the divine incarnation Justinian -38 years, 7 months and 13 days-reigned for 45 years. Cedrenus has corrected the erroneous chronology of Theophanes (conf. a.284.4), who reckons this year A.D. 520: p.148 C. The account of this reign is not quite accurate. Justin reigned to April 1 8 y 8 m 24 d and to Aug. 1 9 y 0 m 24 d . Paulus Diac. XVI p.568 gives him eleven years: Cum Augustalem dignitatum annis XI administrasset, apud CP. <strong>ROMANI</strong> 747 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS for almost everything that has happened to have taken place. He was of Caesarea: Said. P. 3097 C Illyrian Procopios, Caesar from Palestine, orator and sophist. Etc. Procopius Anecd. P.35 B of my Caesarea. Agathias procem. P. 7 Procopios the orator from Caesarea. Belisarius himself was an Illyrian: Procop. Vand. I.II p.205 D Belisarius rushed from Germany or he lies between Thracians and Illyrians. Agapeti diaconi royal plan. This brief address bears the following title: admonitory report on capitals which was produced by Deacon Agapitos of the most pious, great church of God, which is called by the Hellenes royal plan, about the acrostic of the good archon, of the most divine and reverend king of ours, Justinian the Caesar, Agapitos the minor deacon. Composed therefore on the beginning of Justinian’s reign. Agapeti c. 17 philosopher king. The time of the prosperity (good living) was proven (showed) to us, which was foretold by a previous one that it will happen when either the philosophers will reign or the kings will philosophize. And therefore while you were philosophizing you became worthy (deserved) of the reigning and while you were reigning you did not abstain of the philosophy. Because if the loving of the philosophy makes philosophy, and the beginning of the wisdom is the fear of God, whom you have by all means by your side at the end of your life, and what we said is true as profound. Alemannus ad Procop. Anecd. P. 439 ed. Bonn. Seems to discern in this passage an allusion to Chorsoes and Theodahatus. “Tres tum orbis terrarium habuit reges philosophos, Justinianum Chosroen Theodahatum.” But Chosroes did not begin to reign till the 5 th year of Justinian, Theodohatus reigned in the 8 th year; and it is not likely that Agapetus delayed his council till that period. This passage then was composed in the lifetime of Justin, and contains a compliment to both emperors; and the piece was Ephraimius succeeds Euphtasius at Antioch: Malalas XVII p.149 Since the calamity happened [May 29 A.D. 526] leader of the east was Euphramius; who shortly thereafter he was forced to be nominated Patriacrh of Antioch; because the predecessor Patriarch Euphrasius was perished by fire during the calamity. However, knowing the pious kings [sc. Justinus et Justianus Augg.] that the head of the east was ordained by the clergy as Patriarch legally they nominated Zachary leader (count) of the east instead of him, who was from Tyre. Since Zachary himself saw the calamity of the city he asked in writing to see the pious kings, he went to Byzantium and talked for city of the Antioch. These transactions therefore happened within April 1- Aug. 1 A.D.527. Evagr. IV.6 Because the inhabitants of Antioch liked Euphramius they elected him as priest; and he received the apostolic throne. At the 9 th of Justin in Theophanes p. 148 B Cedrenus p. 366 C. Niceph. P.419 A Euphrasius (who was patriarch) during Justinian for 18 years. As he was appointed after Justinian’s elevation, his appointment is brought to April 527 eleven months after the death of his predecessor, and his 18 years are completed in A.D. 545.
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