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omnipotentis censuimus, et prolixitatem litium amputare multitudine quidem constitutionum quæ tribus codicibus Gregoriano Her,ogiano atque Theodociano continebantur, illarum etiam quæ post eum retro proncibimuw et a nostra etiam quæ post eosdem codices a Theodosio divinærecordationis aliisque post eum retro principibus et a nostra etiam clementia positæ sunt, resecanda, uno autem codice sub felici nustri nominis vocabulo componendo, in quem colligi tam memoratorum trium codicum quam novellas post eos positas consitutiones oportet. Ideoloque-elegimus-JOANNEM V.E. exquæstore sacri palatii consularem atque patricium, LEONTIUM V.S. mag. Militum expræf. Præt. Cons. Atque patricium, PHOCAM V.E. mag. Mil. Cons. Atque patricium, BASILIDEM V.E. expræf. 750 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS VIII. 14,27.54,33.59.2 All Mennæ pf. p. Dat. Kal. Junii. Some have CP.I.4,21.IV.30, 14. VI.55, 12. VII.33,11. X.22,4 Mennæ pf. p. Dat. Kal. Jul. CP. IX. 13,1 Hermogeni magistro officiorum. Dat. XV Kal. Dec. CP. V.17, 11 Hermogeni mag. off. Datum XII Kal. Dec. VI. 23, 26 Mennæ pf.p.S. Dat. IV Id. Dec. V.9,8.12,29.17,10.VI.26,9.37,22. VIII.17,9.38,11 Mennæ pf.p. Dat. III Id. Dec. CP. III.28,31 Mennæ pf.p. Dat. II Id. Dec. V.16,25 Mennæ pf.p.S. Dat. Id. Dec. All these are dated Justiniano A. II consule. To this year or to A.D. 533 may be referred I.2, 23 Juliano pf. P. dat. D.N.Justiniano PP. A. cons. 529 [327] U. C. varr.1282. Decius solus. B.O. V.S. Marcellin. Malal. XVIII p.186, 187 Chron. Pasch. Codd. Just. See col. 3. Idem I. 3, 44. 4,22,4,23,4.25.14, 12.220, 2.51,14. II. 45,3. 51, 8. 56, 4. 59,1. III.28,32. 28.33. IV.1, 11. 21,18. 21,19. V. 9,9.And in 30 other laws: see Appendix. Decio Juniore Ind. VII M. Justiniani 2 from Kal. April. Inroads of the Saracens-War with Persia-Revolt of the Samaritans-Treaty with Cabades: Theophanes p.151D-152D Justiniani 2 o at the 21 st match of the seventh indiction [March 21 A.D.529] Alamundus from Zekiki, the small king of the Saracens invaded and plundered the first Syrian until the borders of Antioch.-in April of the same seventh indiction took place help of an army which was sent by the king-and Belisarius was appointed general of the orient, who succeeded on the Consulship-and on the 12 th May [A.D.529] Hermogenes entered Antioch-as the ambassador who was sent by the King Justinian to the King of Persians for peace. In June [A.D.529] after he received the gifts he did not accept to make peace (sign peace treaty). In June, however, [A.D. 529] Samarians and Jews in Palestine crowned someone named Julian as king etc. Julian is slain: Ibid. whom God surrendered to the hands of Justinian-and he decapitated the Julian the tyrant. On the other hand, Hosroës [immo Cavades], the king of Persians accepted Hermogenes-in July of the same seventh indiction[July 529] after he received the gifts he did not accept to make peace. Cedreenus p. 369 A in the 2 nd year-Samaritans and Jews-crowned Julian. Malalas XVIII p. 179-182 Alamundus- plundered the first Syria until the borders of Antioch-at the time Belisarius was appointed as Prefect of Romans.-because Hypatius the patrician succeeded her. – at that time Hermogenes the Scythe, a wise man from magister (master lords)was sent to Persia. In June of the seventh indiction, due a national uproar (agitation) was taking place, and because Samaritans contributed between the Christians and the Jews many places were totchde etc. the Samarians, however-crowned Julian from Samaria, a chief of brigands. Julian is slain by Theodorus is dismissed and Irenæus appointed his successor. However, the king of
Persians Cabades accepted Hermogenes the magister who was sent as the ambassador of friendship in June. The ambassador Hermogenes returns with the answers of Cabades p.184.185 of which a copy is given:if you do not do this, prepare yourselves for war, having the whole year (to prepare), not to be taken (thought) that we will steal the victory. Chron. Pasch. P. 336 A Lambadio et Oresta coss. A.D. 530 at that year after Samarians revolted and crowned themselves king and Caesar then Irinæus was sent-and killed many of them. The war therefore was at 529, the succession of Irinæus in 530. marcellinus relates the Persian war at 529,: Desio solo cos. Parthis bella moventibus arama Romanus paravit exercistus.-Hæc expedition nostrorum pæne per quinquennium tennuit, disgressaque Orienta Africam petit contra Wandalos feliciter dimmicatura. Sc. A.D.533. Edict of Justinian againsts philosophy: malal. XVIII p. 187 at the consulship of Decio, the king himself issued an edict to Athens, ordering that none willl be teaching philosophy and astronomy. An edict against heretics and pagans is marked by Theophanes p. 153 B Justiniani 3 rd of the 8 th indiction Justinian the king persecuted a lot the Hellenes and all the heretics etc. The date is consistent with the year assigned by malalas; within Sept. 1-Dec A.D.529. <strong>ROMANI</strong> 751 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Præt. Orientis atque patricium, THOMAM V.G. quæstorem sacri nostril palatii et exconsule, TRIRONIANUM V.M. magisterial dignitate inter agentes decoratum, CONSTANTINUM V.I. com.sacrar. lagritionum inter agentes et mag. Scrinii libellorum sacrarumque cognitionum, THEOPHILUM V.G. com. Sacri nostril consistorii et juris in hac alma urbe doctorem, DIOSCORUM et PRÆSENTINUM dissertissimos togatos fori amplissimi prætoriani. Quibus specialiter permisimus &c.-Dat. Id. Feb. CP. D.N. Justiniano PP. A. II cons. Code of Justinian: Cod. Justin. ed. Beck. P.2. Imp. Justinianum P.F.-semper Aug. Mennæ præ. Præt expræf. Hujus almæ urbis CP> ac patricio.-Quum sit necessarium multitidunem constitutionum tam in tribus vett. Codd. Relatarum quam post earum confectionem posterioribus temporibus adjectarum ad brevitatem reducendo caliginem carum-penitus exstirpare-electis viris- sub certis finibus magnum laborem commisimus, per quem tam trium vett. Gregoriani Hermogeniani atque Theodosiani codd. Constitutions quam plurimas alias post eosdem codices-positas in unum codicem felici nostro vocabulo nun-cipandum colligi præcepimus.-Ad istum laborem et tanti operis consumnmationem electi JOANNES &c. [conf. a. 528]-omnia quæ eis mandavimuscum sedula et pervigili industria-ad prosperum tulerunt terminum et eundem novum Justinianeum codicem nobis obtulerunt &c.-Hunc igitur in æternum valiturum judicio tui culminis intimare prspeximus c.-Illustris igitur et magnifica auctiritas tua-ad omnium populorum notitiam eundem codicem edictis ex more propositis pervenire faciat.-ut exstantibus festis diebus id est ex die XVI kal. Maii præsentis septimæ indictionis consulate Decii V.C. recitations
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