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Mission of Procopius from Rome to Naples: Procop. Goth.II.4 p.395 D Belisarius prevented them from destroying the city of Romans; Procopius, who wrote these, was ordered to depart immediately for Naples, etc. Procopius in Campania: p.397 C when Procopius arrived in Campania etc. Justiniani Novella 44 Joannes the second from consuls and patrician of Pretoria [conf.a.535.2], Dat. XVI Kal. Sept. CP. Nov. 41 to Bonus—quæstor-Dat. XV Kal. Sept. CP. Imp. D.N. Justiniani PP. Aug. anno XI. Nov. 45 to Joannes. Nov. 48 to Joannes. Nov. 49 to Joannes. All XV Kal. Sept. CP. Nov. 50 to Bonus. Nov. 52 to Joannes. Nov. 54 to Joannes. All dated XV Kal. Sept. CP. Imp. D.N. Justiniani PP. A. anno XI. Nov. 46 to Joannes Dat. XIV Kal. Sept. CP. Nov. 47 to Joannes see col. 2 Nov. 51 to Joannes dat. Kal. Sept. CP. imp. D.N.Justiniani PP.A. anno XI. Nov. 53 to Joannes Dat. X. Kal. Oct. CP. imp. D.N. PP.A. anno XI. Nov. 55,57 to the holiest archbishop and patriarch of the reigning city Menas, Dat. XV Kal. Nov. CP. imp. D. Justiniani PP.A. anno XI. Nov. 56 to Menas, Dat.III Kal. Nov.CP. imp. &c. an. XI. Nov. 60,61 to Joannesdat. Kal. Dec. CP. imp. &c. an. XI. Nov. 75,104 to Joannes triboniano quæstori sacri palatii. Dat.m.dec.imp. Justiniani A. anno XI. Nov. 62 de senatoribu. To Joannes pf.p.Dat.kal. Januar. [lge * Kal. Januar. Sc. Mense Dec.] imp. D.N. Justiniani PP.A.anno XI. All these are dated post consultatum Belisarii V.C. anno II. Procopius is an eyewitness of the famine and mortality in Tuscany and Picenum in the autumn of 538:Goth.II.20 p.- 435 D who became of the same species (suffered the same) and they were perishing like this, I come in person, wishing to witnessing it with my own eyes etc. In the Picene district 50,000 persons were said to 770 <strong>FASTI</strong> Anthimos, Severus, Petrus and Zoora. P.1246 Data VIII Idus Augustas CP, post consultatum Belissari V.C. Silverius deposed: Liber pontificalis apud Acta Coc. Tom 5. p.1266 Fecit Belisarius patricus B. Silverium papam venire ad se palatium Pincis, et ad primum et secumdum velum retinuit omnen clerum. Ingressi itaque Silverio cum Vigilio solis in mausoleo, Antonina patricia-dixit ad eum “Dic, domne Silveri papa, quid fecimus tibi et Romanis ut tu velles nos in manus Gotthorum tradere?” Et adhuc ea loquente ingressus subdiaconus regionarius Joannes regionis tulit pallium de collo ejus &c. –Quem suscepit Vigilius archidiaconus in sua quasi fide et misit eum in exilium ad Pontianas.-Qui deficiens mortuss est confessor factus. Qui etiam septulus est in eodem loco XII Kal. Junii.-Et cessavit epsicopatus dies sex. P. 1285 Vigilius natione Romanus ex patre Joanne consule sedit annosXVII m.V d.XXVI. Eodem tempore Belisarius patricius commisit bellum cum Vitigs rege Gothorum. Vigilius after a long exile died at Syracuse: Ibid. p. 1287> procop. Goth.I.25p. p.374 C because it was suspected that Silverius the city archbishop committing treason to the Goths, he was immediately sent to Greece and another archbishop was brought in and ordained, named Vigilius. At the right year in Anon. apud Marcellin. Iterum P.C.Belisari. Vitiges tyrannus-Romam obsidet, cui tuncfaventem papam Silverium Belisarius ab episcopate summovit et loco ejus Vigilium diaconum ordinavit. Silverius was appointed in june A.D. 536; his 1 y 5 m 11 d are completed Nov. 18 A.D. 537. His death therefore in his exile happened may 21 A.D.538 Concilium Aurelianense III: Acta Concil, tom. 5 p.1273. Subscriptiones p. 1282 Lupus in Christi nomine ecclesiæLugdunensis metropolitianus episcopus-subscribi. Not. Die Nonarum mensis terii quarto post consulatum Paulini junioris V.C. anno XXVII regni do-
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Joannes solo and prætor consul B. Paulino IIII et Joanne O. Joannis V.C.S. IIII post cons. Paulini junioris Acta Conc. tom. 5 p.1282 Malalas XVIII p.221 at the consulship Joannes Cappadocian the 539 De Joanne Procopius Pers. I.24,25 Vand. I.10,13 Anecd. c 17 p.52 1292 Apio solus B.M.V.Anon. apud Marcellin. Justiniani Novellæ: see col. 3. Paulino V et Joanne II O interpolated. Then follows Paulino VI et Appione which expresses A.D.539 Apius V.C.S. Chron. Pasch. Apion, son of Strategius, solo. had spent (wasted) at the siege nine days short for a complete one year, when the Goths, after they burned down their own trenches they departed the same day. Then the winter ended and the thitd year: p.417 C the winter was approaching to its end and at the war ended at the third year, of which Procopius wrote about sc. March 538. Conf. Anon. apud Marcellin hoc anno. Belisarius at midsummer marches against Witiges: Procop. II.13 p.417 D around the summer solstice he arrived at the camp of Vitiges and Goths. He secures Clusium:p.418 A. He takes Urbinum at the winter solstice: II.19 p.433 C. p.434 A. he occupied Urbinum around the summer solstice. Siege of Milan by the Goths: Marius: Joanne Ind. I. Hoc consule Mediolanum a Gothis et Burgundionibus effracta est, ibique senators et sacredotes cum reliquis populis etiam in ipsa sacrosancta loca interfecti sunt, ita ut sanquine eorum ipsa altaria cruentata sint. Annon apud Marcellin. Joanne solo cos. Oraio Mediolanum longa inedia deterit, Mundilam paulumque duces ibi positos cum suo milite obsidens. The siege commenced in this year: conf.Procop.p.438 C. but the town was not taken till the beginning of 539: conf.a. Justiniani 13 from Kal. April. Milan was taken by the Goths: Procop. Goth. II.21 p.439 C the brought the town to the ground (leveled); while they murdered every man older than adolescent, not less than 300,000, they captured all they women , who they donated to Burgundians as a service to them thus expiating their alliance. Anon. apud Marcellin. Appione solo cos. Gotthi Mediolanum ingressi muros diruunt prædamque potiti omnes Romanos interficiunt, Mundilam Paulumque duces obducunt Ravennam. In the winter; for Belisarius heard the news, in his march through Picenum because the winter was ending Procop.p.440 A. Measures of Witiges (conf. Procop. Pers. II.2 p.89) at Ravenna in the beginning of the spring: at the commencing of the spring Procop. Goth. II.22 p.440 D p.441 BC. Then the winter ends and the fourth year: at the fourth year that was ended p.442 A. March 539. Belisarius besieges Auximum and Fæsulæ: procop. Goth.II.23 p.442B Although he wanted to proceed against Vitiges and Ravenna he previously besieged Auximum and Fæsulæ. Anon. apud Marcellin. Appione cos. Belisarius obsidens Auximum septimo mense ingreditur, similiterque et Fessulam. Expedition of 100,00 Franks into Italy under Theudibert: Anon. apud Marcellin. Appione cos. Theudibertus Francorum rex cum mango exercitu adveniens Liguriam totamque deprædat Æmiliam, Genuam oppidum-everit ac prædat. Exercitu dehinc suo morbo laborante ut subveniant paciscens cum Belisario ad Gallos revertitur. Procop. Goth.II.25 p.447 C oaths-and they ignored (forgot) they treaties they had made with Romans and Goths a just a few time ago s (this nation is the most dangerous among all humans) they said that 100,000 were gathered and under the leadership of Theudibertum they invaded Italy. They retire: Procop. p. 449 C because Theudibertus was at the present already without supplies and was disapproved by the Germans that without any reason or cause he was dying at a deserted land (plundered land, he collected the remaining Franks and he rushed back home. Marius: Ligurium Æmiliamque davastavit, ejusque exercitus loci infirmatate fravatus valde contribulatus est. The expedition is noticed by Greg. Tur.H.Fr.III.32 and by Jarnandes regn. p. 717 who swells the number to more than 200,000: <strong>ROMANI</strong> 771
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