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his words do not bother me, and, all those he used to say when he was alive did not convince me at all etc.(where he quotes Damascius in the about time. Conf.p.189 b I.47 he was studying the book of philosopher Damascius about time). Composed therefore after the return from Persia in 533, when Damascius was yet living. Simplicius had been taught by the disciples of Proclus: p.142 b 1.47 Proclus, the philosopher from Lycia, became the teacher of our teachers. p.188 b I.13 the pilot of our teachers, by Ammonius son of Hermeas: p.39 b I.29 our pilot Ammonius. p.321 b I.7 to my pilot Ammonius, by Damascius: p.150 a. I.ult. of Damascius, our pilot, p.150 b I.46 our own teacher Damascius. Hence p.184 b I.34 my by many ways contending Damascius p.188 b I.20 our Damascius. Schol. Ad Arist. Metaphys. Apud harles ad Fabricium tom. 9p 530 Simplicius and Eulalius Phrygian disciples of damascius. Suid.p.861 Damascius-implicius and Eulalius speaker. Jonsius Scr. Hist. Phil. P.302 makes Damascius the disciple of Simplicius: “Simplicium Damascius audivit.” An error which Buhle has repeated Opp. Aristot. tom. 1 p.80. fabricius B.G. succession was Plutarchus [conf. a.429], Syrianus [A.D.431], Proclus [conf. a. 437], Marinus [A.D. 485], Isidorus [conf.a.500], Damascius [conf.a.525], Simplicius.) Justiniani Novella 23 Triboniano gloriosissimo quæstori iterum et exconsuli dat. III Nov. Jan. [al. Dat. Kal. Jul.] CP. Nov.38 to Joannes, the most glorious consul of our sacred east Pretoria the second, from consuls and patricians. Dat. XV Kal. Mart.CP. Nov. 18 to Joannes- Dat. Kal. Mart.[al. Kal. Maii] CP. Nov. 19 to Joannes- Dat. Kal. April. CP. Nov. 20 to Joannes Nov. 21 to magnanimous Akakios, consul of Armenia. Nov.22 to Joannes. Nov. 30 to Joannes. Nov. 31 to Joannes. These Dat. XV Kal. April. CP. Nov. 39 to Joannes. Dat. XV Kal. Maii CP. Nov. 43 to Loginus, consul of the city. Dat. XVI Kal. Junii [al. Kal. Junii] CP. Nov. 40 Petrus, the reverend and beatitude archbishop of Jerusalem. Dat. XV Kal. Jun. CP. Nov. 102 to Joannes. Dat. IV Id.. Junii CP. Nov. 32.34 to Agerohius, the brightest archon of Æmimontus of Thrace Dat. XV Kal. Jul. CP. Nov. 105 about consuls. To the most glorious count of the divine Largition from consuls and patrician, Strategius.-a same copy was written by Joannes-the same copy of Loginus was written-Dat. V Kal. Jul. CP. Nov.103 to Joannes. Dat. Kal. Jul. CP. imp. D.N.Justiniano PP. Aug. Nov. 42 about the depose of Anthimus and Severus and Petrus and Zouras and the rest. The beatidude and reverend archbishop and ecumenical patriarch. [see col. 4.] Dat. VIII Id. Aug. CP. All these are dated post cons. Belisarii V.C. 768 <strong>FASTI</strong> A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS At the right year. Menas was appointed March 13 post ones. Belissarii A.D. 536. Theophanes p.188 D Justiniani 10 o at this year at which, after Epiphanius died on June 5, of the 15 th indiction, who had served as bishop for 16 years and 3 months, Anthimus the heretic, bishop of Trapzod was transferred to CP. At that year, Agapetus, the bishop of Rome, went to CP. he held a synod-and Antimus CP bishop-was deposed and ejected, after he had been bishop for 10 months and Menas was ordained as bishop instead of him. A metachronism of two years. According to Theophanes the 10 th of Justinian and the 15 th indiction are conumerary. Both began Sept. A.D. 536, June 5 will therefore be June of 537 for the appointment of Anthimus, and his 10 months would bring down Menas to March 538. But as Menas commenced March 13 A.D. 536, Anthimus (10 months before) is fixed at June 535, June of indict. 13, and in the 8 th of Justinian as Theophanes computed it: conf. a. 565. Ant the death of Epiphanius is determined to June 5 A.D. 535 and his episcopate is 15 y 3 m and 12 d from Feb. 25 A.D.520. Cedrenus p. 371 B at the 10 th year-Anthimus was deposed after he served as bishop for 10 months and Menas is ordained. Cedrenus is nearer the true date than Theophanes. Death of Agapetus: conf. a. 535. His death happened before the Council: conf. Pagium tom. 2p.557, therefore before May 2. Pagi assigns to his episcopate June 3 A.D. 535-Ap. 22 A.D.536, which he calls 10 m 19 d . But this term will be completed at Ap. 21. Acta Concil. tom 934 Cessavit episcopatus mensem unum V diesXXVIII [dies 47 Pagius ex codicibus. Sc. Apr.22-June 7]. P. 1265 Silverius natione Campanus ex patre Hormisda episcopo Romano sedit annum unum menses V dies XI. Hic lavatus est a tyranno Theodato sine deliberatione decreti.-Iam autem ordinate Silverio postmodum subscripserunt presbyteri. Post menses vero duos-extinguitur Theodatus tyrannus et levatur rex Vitigis. Silverius was deposed and Vigilius appointed in 537: conf. a. Council of CP. Acta Concil. tom. 5 p.961. Actio I p. 964 the first act of the holy synod took place in CP, during Menas serving as patriarch against Antimus and Severus, after the consulship of the brightest (Flavius) Belisarius, before the sixth of May o CP, New Rome, preceding of our despot-Menas. Actio II p.1013 after the consulship-of Flavius Belisarius-before the sixth of May , 14 th indiction etc. Actio III p.1024 after the consulship-before the 15 th of May, 14 th indiction etc. Actio IV p. 1036 after the consulship-before 12 calendar Junes etc. Actio V p. 1064 after the consulship-before the 13 th of June of the 14 th indiction etc. Sentence of Justinian August 6: p. 1237 order of king Justinian against (Anthimus)
537 [329] U.C.Varr. 1290. IIpost consultatum Belisarii M.S.Anon. apud Marcellin. Justiniani Novellæ: see col. 2.3. Anypata (on the consulship) B. Paulino II et Bilisario III O. Post cons. Belisarii anno III V. Belisarius the second solo Chron. Pasch. 538 1291. Fl. Joannes Cappadox solus. V.M.Anon. apud Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. Justiniani Novellæ: see col 3. the beatitude pope of the respected Rome, which on the one hand was written to Flavius the bishop of the reigning city [dat. Id. Juniis A.D. 449], and on the other hand includes the minutes of the Synod of Carthage-[conf. Acta Concil. tom.4 p. 1214-1227] and he hid well his bad-faith deep inside his mind-he rushed to bring us back to our previous confusion and to cause a commotion to the holy and catholic churches everywhere-we on the other hand examined carefully according to the laws (by-laws)-everything that has happened during Anthimus service-we agree with the well-versed (well-written) by the holy and of blessed memory (always remembered) Agapetus, and by the appointed by the holiest patriarch of the reigning city Menas, and by the holiest syno, which was summoned by him, and following the penalties imposed by them according to the divine and royal laws, we approve the imposed deposition of Anthimus etc. see col. 4 Justiniani 11 from kal. April. Belisarius is besieged in Rome by Witiges: Procop. Goth. I. 16 p.353 A. with 150,000 men: p.352 B he with all his army he advanced against Rome and Belisarius, leading an army consisted of cavalry and infantry, not less than 150,000. In March: p.372 C the siege took place during March. Then follows p. 393 A the winter was ending and the second year was completing fo this war of which Procopius wrote about. March A.D. 537. The second was was conumerary with the tenth of Justinian because the first was conumerary with the ninth: conf.a.535, which established the reading tenth for eleventh in Procop. Goth. I p.348 B. The siege of Rome lasted a year: Procop. Goth. I.24 p. 372 C the siege was going to finish a year later. Conf. II.10 p.411 C III.16 p.502 D. A truce is made at the winter solstice-because already the year was about the winter solstice p.404 C. for three months: II.t p.404 D to the truce-during which no attack will take place at each other for three months. Conf. p. 405 C when Belisarius saw that there were many solders in Rome, he ordered Joannes with eight hundred cavalry to spent the winter around the city of Alba. Jornandes Get. c. 60 Witigis-omnen Gothorumexercitum congrerat Ravennaque egressus Romanas arcesobsidione longa fatigat, sed frustrate ejus audacia, post XIV menses ab obsidione Romanæ urbis augfugit. Idem regn. p. 717 Per anni spatium. Paulus Diac. XVII p. 570 Cum per annum continuum Gptthi Romam obsedissent. Conf. Anonymum apud Marcellinum hoc anno. Justiniamni Novella 47 =authent. Const. 48 Ut præponatur nomen imperatoris documentis, et ut Latinis literis apertius tempra inscribantur. Joanni pf.p.II-sancimus eos quicunque gestis ministrant-hoc modo incipere in documentis: “Imperii illius sacratissimi Augusti imperatoris anno toto”[leg. Quoto. Græca habent at that year] et post illa inferred consulis appellationem qui in illo anno ets, et tertio loco indictionem mensem et diem.-Et inchoetur mox auctore Deo a præcedente prima indictione [Sept. 1 A.D. 537. male igitur præcedente. Rectius Græca habent they commenced immediately from the previous first indiction] ita quodammoda eis scribentibus: “Imperii Justiniani sacratissimi Aug. et imp. anno XI post consultatum Fl.Belisarii CI.V.II, die ante tot et tot et tot Kalendas”&c. Palam namque est quia nunc quidemannum XI nostril scribunt imperii,, inchoante vero Aprili mense et prima die (inqua nos Deus Rommanorum superposuit rebus) XII annum scribent, et ita de cetero donec nostrum Deus imprium extenserit, &c. datum prid. Kal. Sept. CP. imperante Justiniano perp. Aug. anno XI post consultatum Belisarii V.C. anno secundo. Justiniani 12 from Kal. April. Witiges retires from Rome a year and nine days after the siege began: Procop.Goth. II.10 p.411 C When the Goths were informed about the Ariminum and because all their necessary supplies were exhausted and since the time of the three months had already completed, they departed.-that year was around the spring solstice, and <strong>ROMANI</strong> 769 3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS
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