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Damascius Simplicius and their companions return from Persia: conf. a. 531. Procopius in Africa: see col. 2. Procop. Vand.I.14 p. 211 D and after Procopius arrived in Syracuse etc. c.15 p. 215 C and after Procopius congratulated the general was saying etc. c.17 p. 218A walking eighty stadia every day we arrived in Carthage. c.19 p. 220 D however,. Since we were not informed of the facts we arrived at Dekimon, conf. p.223 A. c.20 p.223 A in the next day, when the infantry with the wife of Belisarius arrived, we all advanced toward Carthage. c. 21 p. 225 D and we ate these foods, which were given by Gelimer’s service, which took care of the wine offering and the rest of the work. (Cassiodori Historia Gothica libris XII. Written before 533: variar. IX.25 [dated indict. 12A.D. 53¾} Senati urbis Romæ Athalaricus rex.-Iste reges Gothorum longa oblivione celatos latibulo vetustatis eduxit. iste Amalos cum generis sui claritate restituit, evidenter ostendens in XVII am progeniem stirpem nos habere regalem. Originem Gothicam historiam fecit esse Romanam. Cassiod. Præf. Variar. Dixisti etiam ad commedndationem universitatis frequenter reginis ac regibus laudes, XII libris Gothorum historiam defloratis prosperitatibus condidisti. As the History was brought down to Athalaric, it was perhaps not completed until after A.D.525. In A.D. 552 Jordandes composed an abridgment of this history: conf. a) 758 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Immo magis omnen Libyan Romano imperio iterum sociatam, et leges antiquas jam senior prægravatas per nostrum vigiliantiam (Dei providential) præbuit in novam pulchritudinem pervenire.-Erat enim mirabile Romanam sactionem ab urbe condita usque ad nostril imperii tempora quæ pæne in mille et quadrigentos annos concurrunt [one thousand and four hundred years item I.17,3]-in unam reducere consonamtiam, ut nihil neque contrarium neque idem neque simile in ea inveniatur, et ne geminæ leges pro rebus singulis positæ usquam appareant.-Nos itaque-omne stadium THIBONIANO V. E. magistro officiorum et exquæstore sacri nostril polatii et exconsule credidimus eique omne ministerium hujuscemodi ordinationis imposuimus, ut ipse una cum aliis illustribus et prudentissimis viris nostrumdesiderium adimpleret.-Et principales quidem constitutiones XII libris digestas jam ante in codicet nostro nomine præfulgentem contulimus. Postea vero maximum opus aggredientes ipsa vestutatis studiosissima opera jam pæne confuse et dissolute eidem viro excelo permisimus tam colligere quam certo moderamini tradere. Sed quum omnia percontabamur a præfato viro excelso suggestum est duo pæne millia librorum esse conscripta et plus quam tricies centena millia versuum a veteribus effuse, quæ necesse esset omnia et leger et perscrutari, et ex his quod utilissimum erat collectum est;-nomenque libris imposuimus Digestorum seu Pandectarum.-Que omnia confecta sunt per V.E.-Tribonianum-necnon per alios viros magnificos-id est, CONSTANTIMUM-THEOPHILUM-DOROTHEUM-quem in
1286. Fl. Anicius Justinianus Aug. IV Theodorus Paulinus junior B.S. Marcellin. Acta Consil. Tom. 5 p. 892. For Cod. Just. see col. 2. 3.4. Augustus Justinian Barytiensium splendidissima civitate leges discipulia tradentem propter ejus optinam opinionem et gloriam ad nos deduximus participempque hujus operis fecimus, sed et ANATOLIUM- qui et ipse stirpelegitima pocedens, quum et pater ejus Leontium=s et avus Eudoxius-optimam sui memoriam in legibus reliquerunt), necnon CHATINUM V.I &c.-Qui omnes ad prædictum opus electi sun tuna cum STEPHANO MENNA PROSDOCIO JOANNE viris prudentissimis.-Et quum omnes in unum convenerunt, qubernatuione Triboniani V.E.- Deo propitio in prædictos L libros opus consummatum est.-Omni igiturRomani juris dispositione composite et in tribus voluminibus , id est, Institutionum, Digestrorum seu Pandectarum, necnon Constitutionum, perfecta et in tribus annis consummate-gratias maximæDeitari reddidimus, quæ nobis præstitit et bella feliciter peragere et honesta pace potiri et non tantum ævo nostro sed etiam omni ævo –leges optimas ponere.-Leges autem nostras quas in his codd. Id. Est, Institutionum seu Elementorum et Digestorum vel Pandectarum, posuimus sum obtinere robur ex III nostro felicissimo sanctimus consulate præsentis XII æ indictionis [from Sept. 1 Ad.. 533] III kal. Jannuarias in omne ævum valituras.-Bene autem properravimus in III nostrum consulatum felicissinum eum nostre reip. Donvit, quum in hunc et bella Parthica abolita sunt et quieti perpetuæ tradita et tertia pars mundi nobis accrevit. Post Eutopam enim et Asiam et Libya nostro imperio afjuncta est et tanto operi legume caput impositum et omina cælestia dona nostro III consulatui indulta.-dat. XVII Kal. Januar. CP. Justiniano Domino nostro ter consule. Conf. I. 17, 3. Justiniani 8 from Kal. April. Gelimer surrenders after 3 months, the winter being ended: Procop. Vand.II.7p.250 D- 252 B already three months time in that consulship elapsed and the winter ended. And Gelimer surrender to the besieging him because he suspected that he will not able to hold for a long time, etc. Gelimer was invited and when he obtained the guaranties he wished he arrived in Carthage with them. - But Belisarius when Gelimer was captured in Carthage he asked the King’s permission to arrive in Byzantium with him. Malalas XVIII p.220 at the 12 th indiction the king of Africa was received along with <strong>ROMANI</strong> 759 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Cassiodori variar. IX. 22 Paulino V.C. conculi Athalaricus rex. Per indictionem XII am [commencing Sept.1 A.D. 533] sume insignia consulatus. IX.23 Senati urbis Romæ Athalaricus rex.-Alumnum vestrum Paulinum laruea dignitate vestimys. Written at the Paulinum laurea gignitate vestimus. Written at the close of 533, before Jan. 1 A.D.534.
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