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incognitus. Cassiod. Var. XI.1 Senatui urbis Romæ Senator præf. præt. He announces his appointment. He sets forth the merits of Amalasuntha. XI.6 Joanni cancellario Senator præf prætorio.-A XII a indictione cancellorum tibi decus attibuo. XI.7 Universis judicibus provinciarum Senator præf. prætorio.- Indictione XII a per di provinciarum Senatorcesim diæcationis tuæ solemni moderamine custodito possessorem te officiumque tuum præcipimus admonere &c. Cassiod. Variar. X.1 Justiniano imp. Amalasuentha regina. Announcing the death of her son, her government, and the association to Theodahabus. X.2 Justiniano imp. Theodahadus rex. Announcing that he had been called to reign by Amalusuentha, whom he describes as præcellentissinam domnam sororem nostrum. X.3 Senatui urbis Romæ Amalasuentha regina. X.4 Senatui Romæ Theodahadus rex. They announce the appointment of Theodahadus, who is called in Ep. 3 Amalorum stripe progenitus.-Hunc et majorum suorum commonet virtus et avunculus efficaciter excitat Theodericus. X.8 Justiniano Aug. Amalasuentha regina. X.9 Justiniano Aug. Theodahadus rex. Petrus of Thessalonica is envoy from Justinian: Procop. Goth. I.3 p.316 B the king sent Petrus, who was Illyrian from Thessaloniki, immediately to Italy, on the one hand because he was one of the orators of Byzantium, on the other hadn he was prudent and meek and able to convince (born with the ability to convince). About the time of the death of Athalaric: conf. p. 314 D 316D. And again to Amalasuntha and Theodahadus: I.4 p.318 A.B. He is charged with being an instrument in the murder of Amalasuntha by Procop. Anecd. p.47 B. Idem p.70D he did not remembered the previous words of Petrus himself, when he committed the murder of Amalasuntha the son of Theoderic. He is envoy again to Theodahadus in 535: Procop. Goth. I.6 p.323 B and he sent immediately Petrus the orator-when Belisarius was in Sicily: Ibid. Petrus is mentioned 762 <strong>FASTI</strong> consulere sedem apostolicam contra legatos Acæmetarum Cyrum et Eulogium&c. Sed papa Joannes, nobis ibi positis. Hoc confitendum epistola sua firmavit et imperatoriderexit. The letters are extant apud Acta Concil. tom. 6 p. 888 Epistola Justiniani imp. ad. Joannem papam, quam Hypatius et Demetrius episcope legatione imperatorial fungentes Tomam attulerunt. p.890-892 Justiniano Aug. joannes episcopuw.-data Romæ VIII Kal. April. Domino nostro Justiniano PP. Aug. IV et Paulino V.C. coss. Fixing the visit of Liberatus to March. A.D. 534. Cod. Justin. I.1, 8 de Summa Trinitate. Justiniano Aug. Joannes episcopus urbis Romæ. Data Rom. VIII Kal. April. D.N. Justiniano PP. A. IV et Paulino V.C. conss. Given above in Avcta Conf. tom. 5 p.890. Cod. Just. 1.4,33 to the much beloved by God, everywhere on earth, bishops. Dat. Kal. Nov. CP.D.N. Justiniano PP. A. IV et Paulino V.C. conss. I.4,34 to Epiphanius, the holiest archbishop of this happy city and ecumenical patriarch. Dat. prid. Non. Nov. CP.Justiniano PP.A.IV 7c. A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Cod. Just. p.4 Imp. Justinianus &c. smatui urbia CP.-In primordio nostril imperii sacratissimas constitutiones quæ in divorsa volumina fuerant dispersæ-in unum corpus colligere omnique vitio purgare proposuimus. Et hoc jam per viros ecelsos et facundissimos perfectum est et a nobis postea confirmatum, quod geminæ constitutiones nostræ quæ ante positæ sunt conf.a.528.3. 529.3] ostendunt. Postea vero, quum vetus jus considerandum recepimus, tam L decisions facimus quam alias ad commodum propositi operis perinentes plurimas consitutiones promulgavimus, quibus maximus antiquarum legume articulus emendatus et coarctatus est.-Sed quum Novellæ nostræ-quæpost nostril codicis confectionem latæ sunt extra corpusejusdem codicis divagabantur,-necessarium nobis visum est per TRIBONIANUM V.E. magistrum exquæstore et exconsule legitimum operis nostril ministrum necnon virum magnificum quæstorem et Berytiensium legume doctorem DOROTHEUM, MENNAM insuper et CONSTANTINUM et JOANNEM viros eloquentissimos togatos fori amplissimæ sedis, easdem constittuones nostras decerpere-et prioribus constitutionibus eas aggregare. Supradictis itaque magnificis-viris permisimus hæc omnia facere &c.-In antiquis etenium libris non solum primas editiones sed etiam
535 1288 Fl. Belisarius solus B.V. M.S. Annon. Apud Marcellinum Chron. Pasch. Justiniani Novellæ: see col. 2. Paulino I et Bilisario I O. Post consultatum Paulini junioris V.C. Acta Conc. Tom. 5 p. 953. De Belisario consule conf. col. 2. secundas (quas repetitas prælectiones veteres nominabant) subsecutas esse invenimus, quod ex libris Ulpiani viri prudentissimi ad Sabinum scriptis promptum erat quærentibus reperire. His igitur omnibus ex nostra confectis sentential commemoratus Justianeus codex a prædictis-viris purgatus et candidus factus, omnibus ex nostra jussione et circumductis et additis et repletis necnon transformatis, nobis oblatus est, et jussimus eumfrequentari ex die IV Kal.Januarii IV nostril felicissimi consultatus et Paulini V.C. nulla alia extra corpus ejusdem codicis constitutione legenda, nisis pastea varia rerum natura aliquid novumcreaverit &c.-Datum XVI Kal. Dec. CP. D Justiniano PP.A.IV et Theodoro Paulino V.C. conss. Justiniani 9 from Kal. April. Belisarius consul: Procop. Vand. II.9 p.256 B Theophanes p.170 B Cedren. p. 370 D Jordanes regn. P. 715. Gothic war: Procop. Goth.I5 p.319 B when the king was informed what had happened in Amalasuntha [conf.a. 534] he immediately went to war, during the ninth year of his reign.-Belisarius was the commander-in-chief of all, who had bodyguards and many adjutants and experienced (soldiers). Belisarius occupies Sicily in his consulship and enters Syracuse on the last day: Procop. Goth.I.5 p.320D he became a consul after he had won the Vandals; he was still a consul because he occupied all Sicily, at the last day of his consulship [Dec.31 A.D. 585] he advanced to Syracuse. Belsiarius winters at Syracuse and Solomon at Carthage: Procop. Vand.II.14 p.268 D while Belisarius spent this winter at Syracuse, Solomon wintered in Carthage. Improperly referred to the 10 th year of Justinian by Theophanes p. 171 D misunderstanding Procop. Vand. II.14 p.269 A. Marius: Belisario Ind. XIII. Hoc consule eo anno quo consultatum dedit Siciliam ingressus eam imperio Romano restituit. Conf. Marcellini Appendicem Belisario solo cos. Jornandem Get. C.60. Justiniani Novella 1 the most glorious consul of the sacred East Pretorius (the second) <strong>ROMANI</strong> 763 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS In Cassiod. Variar. X.19 Justiniano imp. Theodahadus rex.-Vir eloquentissimus Petrus legatus serenitatis vestræ. X.22 Justiniano imp. Theodahadus rex. –Petrum quem nuper ad nos vestra pietas destinavit. Suidas p. 2968 Petrus the orator, also magister and historian, was sent to Chosroës as ambassador, [conf. a.550] he was very educated and unbeatable in the orating, he wrote history, about soothing the hard and large barbarous thoughts, and about the political situation as well. Conf.a. 539. He was still living in A.D.564: conf.a. Cod. Justin. I.27,1 de officio præfecti prætorio Africæ. Imp. Cæsar Fl. Justinianus &c.Aug. Archelao præf. præt. Africæ. Quas gratias aut quas laudes domino Deo nostro Jesu Christo exhibere debeamus nec mens nostra potest
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