FASTI ROMANI ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE

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)
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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