FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

Tribonian is described at this time by Procopius Pers. I. 24 p.
70 C Tribonian from Pamphylia, assistant of the king. C.25
p.75 A so both Tribonian and Ioannes resigned from the
office [p.71B] and after some time had elapsed, they
established themselves at the same authority. But after
Tribonian had served at the office for many years he passed
away from a disease, no other graceless against nobody
suffered. Because, on the one hand he was fraudulent and
on the other hand he was hedonistic and he was
overshadowed by the disease of the love for money-he was
very capable from the blessing (obtaining) of the education.
Anthemius and Isidorus flourished: Procop. Ædif. I.1 p.5 a
mob of men then- the riots known as Nika riots [see col 2]
created.- set fire-they dared to burn the church, which was
called Sophia by the Byzantines.-and the king without
second thought ( hesitation) rushed the funds for the
rebuilding (of the church) – by the immediate decision of the
king, Antemius from Tralles oversees the work, who was
educated and very aware not only of the contemporary
architecture, but the preexisting one as well-and Isisdorus
from Miletus, another capable engineer, was also
appointed by the king to oversee the work [conf. p.7C 9A 34
A 44C]. Agathias V.9 p.152 that church, which was
previously torched by the mob- rebuilt. –Anthemios himself
was the one-who after he designed every detail, he rebuilt it.
Idem V.6 p. 149C Anthemios-his homeland was Tralles but
his art was
756 FASTI
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS
Terisordinato ex tit.
SCI. Clementis ad
gloriam pontificalem
promoto beato Petro
AP. Patrono suo a
viniculis ejus severus
PBO. FR. Et it. (PC.
Addit Pagius] Lampadi
et Orestis VV.CC.
Urbitcius Cedrinus est.
De Joannes papa conf.
col. 4. from the
inscription apud Gruter.
It appears that he was
already elected in the
year 532, although his
inauguration might be
delayed till 533.
Funeral of Bonifacius Oct. 17 : conf. a. 530. Liber
pontificalis apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.825 Cessavit
episcopatus menses II dies XV [dies 76 Chronicon
apud Pagium tom. 2 p.546]. sc. Oct. 17-Dec. 31. p.
885 Joannes qui et Mercurius natione Romanus ex
patre Projecto de Cælio monte IV dies VI. Fuit
autem temporibus Athalarici Regis et Justiniani
Aug.-Sepultus est in basilica B. Petri apostolic VI
Kal. Julias [VI Kal. Julias Mariannus et alii
Chronographi apud Pagium] post consulatum
iterum Lampadii, et cessavit episcopatus dies sex.
From Dec. 31 A.D. 532 to may 27 A.D. 535,
excluding both extremes, we have 2 y 4 m 26 d . We
may therefore reform the text of the liber
pontificalis by reading woth Pagi tom. 2 p.552
Joannes sedit annos II menses IV dies XXVI, and
then proceeding in this manner: Fuit autem
temporibus Athalarici Regis et Justiniani Augusti
post consulatum iterum Lampadii.-Sepultus est-VI
kal. Junias, et cessavit episcopatus dies sex.
Pagi places the ordination of Joannes at Dec. 31.
But this would require that we should read dies
XXVII. The term assigned by Pagi, a II m. IV d.
XXVI, will place the appointment of Joannes at Jan.
1 A.D.533. The 6 days days which followed his
death are dies septem in some copies apud Pagium
tom. 2 p. 552. And
Januario indictione 10 a . Who names Mundus Belisarius and Narses p.157 CD and
recons 35,000 slain: p. 158 A. Cedrenus p.369 B at the 5 th year-the revolt was ended by
Belisarius and Mundus and Narses who killed 35 thousand and Hypatius himself. At
a wrong year in Victor Tun. Lambadio et Oreste coss. Hypatius-capitur &c.
Irruption of the Huns: Malala. XVIII p.213 at that time in the time of the 3 months’
truce] Saveres Huns appeared after they crossed the Caspian gates etc. “Dorotheus
governor of Armenia pursued them in their retreat and recovered much of their plunder.”
Marked by Procpius Pers. I. 22 p.64 B.
Treaty with Chosroes: Procop. Pers. I. 22.65 D at the libations which took place
immediately by both etc.-therefore, the so- called endless peace signed, already at the
sixth year of Justinian. Malal. XVIII p. 219 Hermogenes and Rudinus returned form
Persia bringing with them peace treaties-ending the war 31 years after Horsoës the
Persian king attacked the Romans- during the reign of Anastasios and the receiving
of Amides [sec A.D.502]. Conf.Procop. Vand. I.9 p.201 B Jordandem regn. P. 714.
ratified by Justinian in the beginning of 533: conf. a.
Cod. Justin. I.3, 50 Non. Sept. CP. Post cons. Lampadii et Orestis VV.CC. anno II.
VI.46, 7 prid. Kal. Maii CP. Post cons. Lampadii et Orestis VV.CC. anno II. I.3,
51.III.28,37 Kal. Sept. CP. Post cons. Lamp. Et Or. VV.CC. anno II. I.5,22 kal. Sept.
post cons. Lamp. Et Or. VV.CC. anno II imperii Justiniani anno sexto. All addressed
Joanni pf.p. For the rest see col. 3.