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The Chronicle of Marcellinus ends at this date: conf. a.379. Cassiodor. De institutione divinarum litterarum c.17p.520 Chronioca-scripsit Græce Eusebius, quem transtulit Hieronymus in Latinum et usque ad tempora sua deduxit eximie. Hunc subjectus est-Marcellinus Illyricianus, qui adhuc patricii Justiniani fertur egisee cancellos, sed meliore conditione devotus dexotus a tempore Theodosii proncipis usque ad fores imperii trimphalis 760 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS The 5 th and Paulinus Chron. Pasch. Justiniano Iv cos. V. Paulino juniore O.M. De paulino Cssiod. Varioar. IX.22.23. Justinian and his brothers flourished in the reign of Theudas: Isidoruw c.20 Justinianus de Hiaspania ecllesiaæ Valentinæ episcopus, ex quatuor fratribus et episcopis eadem mater progenitis unus, scripsit librum responsionum ad quondam Rusticum de interrogates quæstionibus. –Floruit in Hispaniis temporibus Theude principis Gothorum [de quo conf. a.508.2]. Idem c.21 Justus Urgelistanæ ecclesiæ episcopus Hispaniarum et frater with his wife by Belisarius, and they entered at KP. And with leading of the chariots (float) the captives along with the spoils were brought in. Triumph of Belissarius: Procop. Vand.II.9 p.255 A when Belisarius arrived at Byzantium with Gelimer and Vandals , he was honored with gifts, similar to which, only the Roman generals in the past had been adorned with wreaths and had been praised with great words for their great victories. Almost six hundred years have elapsed since anyone was honored like this, neither Titus nor Traianus and all other emperors who were victorious against the barbarians. The 600 hundred years will carry us back to U.C.688. Pompey triumphed in U.C.693 B.C.61, but in U.C.720 B.C.34 the triumphs of Taurus Secius and Flaccus were also the triumphs of private citizens. Marcellin. Justiniano Aug. IV et Paulino coss. Provincia Africa-vindicata est, Carthago quoque civitas ejus anno axcidionis suæ XCVI o pulsisdevictiaque Wandalis et Gelimere rege rege eorum capto et CP, misso quarto Justiniani principis consulate ipsius moderatione recepta est. The vandals had held Carthage for 95 years: procop. Vand.II.3 p.242 B the Vandals ruled Libya for ninety five years. Ex Procopio Evagrius IV.16 after the
ninety fifth year. Theophanes p.167 C ninety five years. Paulus Diac. XVIII p.569 Carthago post annum suæ excisionis XCVI um recapta est. For Cod. Justin. see col. 3 Carthage was taken by Generic in Oct. 439. conf. a. from whence the 95 th year commenced in Oct. A.D.533. In Marcellinus and Paulus we might read XCV. But Paulus has also XCVI in XVIII p.573 Langob.I.25. War with the Moors in the summer: Procop. Vanda.II.13 p.265 B. summer time p.265 C. Conf. Theophanem p.170 C D. Death of Athalaric: Procop. Goth.1.4 p.316 D after Athararic suffered (dried out) from the disease; he died after he had ruled for eight years. I.24. p.372 A Athararic happened to die (finish his life).-after eight years-and Athararic the grandson of Theuderic daughterpassed away. Amalasuntha is slain soon after: Procop. Goth. I24 p.372 A a little timed allapsed. The facts of his death are told Goth. I.4 -.318. Jornandes regn. P. 715 Athalaricusannos octo-matre regnante degebat; quando et Gallias diu tentantas Francis repetentibus reddidit. Mortuoque Athararico mater sua Theodalatum consobrinum sum regni sui participem faciens non post multum ipso jubente occisa est. Conf. Jornand. Get. C.59. paulus Diac. XVII p.568 Athalaricus-cum nondum expletis IV annis [immo VIII annis] reg=gnasset immature morte præventus vitæ subtractus est. cujus mater Amalasiuntha post ejus funus Theodatum socium adscivit in regnum; sed Theodatus idemim memor cellin. Justiniano Aug. Iv. et Paulino cos. Theodahadus rex Gothorum Amalasuentham reginam creatricem suam de regno pulsam in insula laci Bulsiniensis accidit. Cujus mortem imperator Justinianus ut doluit sic et ultus est. The 8 th year of Athararic commenced Sept. 1 A.D.533 (conf.a.526). His death may be placed in the spring of 534 in the third year current before Aug. 536: conf. a. The death of Amalasuntha a few months afterwards, in the same year 534. Marius records the victory of Belisarius: Paullino juniore Inf. XII. Hoic consule reges Francorum Childebertus Chlotarius et Theudevertus Burgundiam obtinuerunt et fugato Godomaro rege regnum ipsius diviserunt [at an earlier date in Greg. Tur. III.11]. Eo anno Africa Romano imperio post XC et duos annos per Belesarium patricium reducitur, et Gelimer rex Vandalorum captivus CP. exhibetur et Justiano Aug. cum uxoribus et thesauris a SS. patricio præsentatur. Death of Theoderic son of Clovis: Greg. Tur. H. Fr. III.23 Theudericus-obiit XXXIII o regni sui anno. T%he 23 rd year from the death of Clovis commenced in Nov. A.D.533, and the death of Theoderic may be placed in the beginning of 534. Cassiodorus præfectus pr ætorio: Variar. IX.24 Semantori prætorioAthalaricus rex.-Ab indictione XII a in præfecturæ prætorianæ te suggestu atque insignibus collocamus. IX.25 Senatui urbis Romæ Athalaricus rex.-Huic, patres conscripti, Deo auspice a XII a indictione præfecturæ prætorianæ regendam tribuinus dignitatem. He held this office at least till A.D.538: conf. a. In this letter mention is made of the Gothic History of Cassiodorus (conf.a.533) and of his quæstorship and patriciatus (conf.a.526). Variar. XI XII contain the letters which he wrote in his office as prætorian præfect: præfat. lib. XI Duos libellos dictationum mearum de præfecturæ actione subjunxi; ut, qui decem libris ore regio [sc. Theoderici Athalarici Amalasunthæ Theodahaldi] sum locutus, ex persona propria non haberer <strong>ROMANI</strong> 761 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Augusti Justiniani opus suum Domino juvante perduxit. Prædicti Justiniani edidit libellum expositionum in Cantica Canticorum, totum valde breviter atque aperte per allegoriarum sensum discutiens. Hujus quoque fraters Nebridius et Elpidius quædam scripsisse feruntur. De quibus, quia nobis incognita sunt, magis reticendum fatemur. Trithemius c.209 Justinianus-claruit in Hispania sub Justiniano imp. Anno Domini 540. Idem c.210 Justus-claruit cum fratre suo-anno Domini 540. Liberatus is at Rome: Liberat. Breviar. C. 20 Defincto Bonifacio papa Romano Joannes cognomento Mercurius sedis apostolicæ suscepit præsulatum. Ad quem missi sun tab imperatore Justiniano Hypatius Ephesiorum epsicopus et Demetrius a Philippis
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