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Suidas p. 1447 B Hermolaus litterarius(secretary, grammarian) of Constantinople, who wrote the epitome of the pagans of litterarius Stephanus, which was dedicated to Justinian the king. Procopius with Solomon escapes from Carthage to Belisarius at Syracuse: Procop. Vand. II.14 p.271 D and five men from the house of Solomon followed Procopius, who wrote all these, and after they travelled three hundred stadia, they arrived at Missua the harbor of Carthage, and after they arrived safely Solomon immediately ordered Martinus to go to Numidia to Valerianus and the leaders of the others,-but he with Procopius arrived at Syracuse to Velsisarius. Procopius attends Belisarius into Italy: conf.a.537. (Simplicii Comm. in the eight books of Aristotelian physics lectures. Composed after the death of Damascius: Simplic. Ad lib. IV p.184a I.12-21 Damaskius spoke well.-but these (do not bother me) at all 766 <strong>FASTI</strong> followed by an edict of Justiniam: Justinianni Novella 37 Salomoni pf.p. Africæ.-Quum Sep[aratus [l. Reparatus] ut sanciissimus sacerdos ejusdem nostræ Carthaginis Justinianæ, qui venerando concilio totius Africæ sanctissimarum ecclesiarum præesse dignocitur, una cum ceteris ejusdem provinciæ reverendissimis episcopis propriis per Theodorum virum religiosum diaconum et responsalem ejusdem ven. Ecclesiæ Carthaginis civitatis Justinianæ destinatis nostrum deprecati sunt majestatem possessions ecclesiarum totius Africani tractus, tyrannico quidem tempare ablates eis post victorias autem cælesti præsisio nobis contra Vandalos præstitas [conf.a.534.2] per nostrum piam dispositionem eis redditas,-firmier possidere,petitionibus eorum promo libentique animo durimus annuendum, Ideoque jubemus &c.-Dat. Kal. Aug. CP. Belisario V.C. cons. This council therefore was held between January and August 535. Conf. Pagium tom. 2 p.552. And, as the death of Joannes II happened towards the close of may, the arrival of Liberatus at Rome upon this mission is fixed to the end of may A.D. 535. A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Agapetus at CP. conf.a.535. Epistola Justiniani Agapeto apud Norisium tom. P. 869 Acta Concil. tom.5 p. 936 Ante tempus in hac regia urbe &c. Data prid. Id. Mart. CP. post consulatum Belisari V.C. Libellus Justiniani apud Norisium Ibid. p.870 quem dedit Agapeto CP. de fide &c.-Dat. XVII Kal. April. Post cons. Belisari V.C. Epistola Agapeti Justiniano apud Norisium p.871 Acta Cons. Tom, 5 p.937 Gratulamur &c.-Datum XV kal. April. CP. post cons. Belisarii V.C. Menas patriarch of CP. Codex apud Norisium tom. 3 p.868 Exemplar libelli Mennæ-qui factus est episcopus CP. sub die III Idus Martias iterum post consulatum Paulini junioris V.C. Malalas XVIII p.221 after the consulshipof Belisarius a synod was convened in CP. by the archbishop of Rome Agapetus; and he deposed Anthimus the Patriarch of CP.; at this year passed way the archbishop of Rome in Byzantium and Menas became patriarch in CP.
after he left the other army at Panormo he arrived at Rhegium from Messina,-and the inhabitants of it (Messina) were joining him day by day. Theodahadus is slain: Goth. I.11 p. 337 D Goths-they declared Vitigis as their king and of the Italians, a men not from a noble house, but who had succeeded at the fights around Sirmiumwhen at the war against Gepes Theuderic excelled. When Theudatus heard these escaped in a hurry and arrived in Ravenna. Vitigis sent immediately the Goth Optaris, committed him to bring Theudatus dead or alive.-and while he captured him while he was on-route, he threw him supine on the ground and he killed him like a sacrificial at the altar. The demise of Theudatus and his hegemony took place at the third year of his reign. Vitigis along with the Goths proceeded towards Rome. Jornandes Get. C.60 Witigis in regnum levatus Romam ingreditur præmissingue p.716 Paulum Diac. XVII p. 569 Anon. apud Marcellin. Hoc anno. Theodahadus died 2 months after Siolverius had been appointed bishop: see col. 4. who appointed in June: ibd. Which determines the death of Theudahadus to August: with which the narrative of Procopius agrees. His reign commenced from the death of Athalaric in the spring of 534 and his 3 rd year was current at his death in Aug.536. Naples is taken by Belisarius I 20 days: Procop. Goth. I p.334.335. in particular the besieging lasted for twenty days p. 336A. Belisarius enters Rome aon the 9 th December: Procop. Goth. I.14 p.348 B it happened at that day and at this years the army of the king led by Belisarius entered Rome.-the Goths left.-immediately Rome, sixty years after the month * of the eleventh year [1. on December of the 10 th year] declared king Justinian to have the authority of emperor. Evagrius IV.19 quoting Procopius Rome, sixty years later, on the ninth of Apellaeus month, which is called by Romans December, was set under the king Justinian’s authority, as her emperor. Pagi tom.2 p.559, 560, who quotes Evagrius upon this subject, has consulted only the Latin version, which has led him into error. Jornandes Get. C.60 Romanus exercitus emenso freto Campaniam accedens subversaque Neapoli TRomam ingreditur. Conf. de regn. p.716 Paulum Diac. XVII p. 569,570. The 1oth of December is given in lib. Pontific. Apud Acta Concil. tom.5 p.1265 ingressus Belisarius patricius in urbem Romam IV Idus Decembris.-Nocte ipsa qua introivit Belisarius Gotthi-fugerunt Ravennam. Perhaps we may read V Idus dec. The 60 years will ascend to A.D.476, when Odoacer was master of Rome and ended the Western empire. Maltretus apud ed. Bonn. P.75 has rightly judged that the month is wanting in Procopius. Through the negligence of a transcriber the word December was absorbed by the following word tenth. We must read tenth that this may correspond with all the other dates of Procopius himself, Conf.a.537,539. Council of Jerusalem: Acta Conc. tom. 5 p.1252 after the consulship of the most glorious Flavius Belisarius before thirteen calendar Octobers [years] fifteen indiction, at Jerusalem, the metropolis of the colony of Aeolia, preceding of the holiest-Petrus etc., p.1257Petrus of Jerusalem voted against Antimus. The holiestpatriarch and the benevolent synod said it also is proven now the prophetic word (word of prophets) that “A cunning (diabolical) person cannot cohabitate with God”. [Psalm. V.4].-and which also has happened for Anthimus according to the read sacred and royal dogmas. because he was the previous bishop of Trebizond-he usurped (appointed by deceit) the throne of archbishop of the reigning city pretending that he believed in our true and sinless faith and that he will abide by the four and ecumenical synods, of Nicaea in 318, and of CP in 150, and of Ephesus in 200 and of Carthage in 630, along with the holy letter of Leo <strong>ROMANI</strong> 767 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS
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