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3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS have perished: p.435 C. Coins of Witiges: Eckhel. tom. 8 p.214 D.N.Witiges rex or rix+invicta Roma. D.N. Witiges rex+ “epigraphs et caput Justiniani.” WithinA.D.536-539. Justiniani Novella 64 to Loginus, the most glorious consul of the prosperous and reigning that city. Dat. XV Kal. Feb.Cp. imp. D.N. Justiniani PP.A.anno XI Joanne V.C. cons. Nov. 63 to Loginus dat.VII Id. Mart.CP. imp.&c. anno XI. Nov. 65 Justiniano Vice-rectori Mysiæ. Dat. Kal. April. [lege * Kal. April. Sc. mense Martio] CP. imp.&c ano XI. Nov.66 to Joannes. Nov. 67 to the Month. Both Kal. Maii CP. imp. Justiniani PP.A. anno XII. Nov. 68 to Joannes Dat. VIII kal. Jun. imp. D. N. &c. anno XII. Nov. 69 to the Constantinopolitans Nov. 71.72 to Joannes. All Kal. Jun. Cp. imp. D.N. &c. anno XII. Nov.70.73.74 to Joannes. All prid. Non. Jun. CP. imp. &c anno XII. Nov. 74 an. XII indict. I. Nov. 76 to Joannes. Dat. Id. Oct.CP. imp. &c. anno XII. All these are dated Joanne V.C. cons. Petrus of Thessalonica is mentioned at this date by Procopius Goth.II.22 p.441.D however Belisarius did not abandoned the ambassadors of the Vitiges to the enemies like they abandoned the ones of Athanasius and Petrus. Whom (the latter) as soon they arrived at Byzantium the king awarded with the biggest honors; he made Athanasius consul of the Italian Pretoria and he made Petrus the magister ; and the winter was ending and the war was ending at the fourth year. March A.D.539. Procopius at the siege of Auxium: Procop. Goth. P. 444 B Belisarius however,, who was starving the present, Procopius, who wrote those, when he arrived he said etc. Justiniani Novella 78 to Joannes [conf.a.535.2] Dat. XV Kal. Feb. CP. imp. D.N. Justiniani PP.A.anno XII Apione V.C. cons. Nov. 80 to Joannes. Dat. VII Id. Mart. CP. imp. &c. anno XII. Nov. 79=Authent. Const. 80 to the Month [conf.a.536] Mini Childeberti Regis. Conf.a.549 Authent. Const.80 Scriptum exemplar Joanni-Scriptum exemplar Basilidi-Scriptum exemplar Longino p.U. Dat. VI Id. Mart. CP. imp. &c. anno XII. Nov. 81 of the sacred senate of the reigning city. Dat. XV Kal. Apr. CP. imnp. &c. a. XIII. Nov. 101 to Joannes. Dat.Kal. Apr. imp. &c. anno XIII. Nov. 82 to Joannes. Dat.VI. Apr.CP.-anno XIII. Nov. 86 indiction. Dat. XV Kal. Maii CP.-a. XIII. Nov.133=Authent. Const. 107 to Joannes (Auth. Const. Mennæ archiepiscopo.) Dat. Non. Maii CP.-a.XIII. Nov. 85 to Basilidis, the most glorious magister of divine authorities. Dat. VII Kal. Jul. Chalcedone.a.XIII. Nov. 89 to Joannes. Dat.Kal.Sept.CP.-a. XIII. Nov. 162 to Domnikus. Dat. V Id. Sept. CP.-a.XIII. 5 F 2 772 <strong>FASTI</strong>
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Francis qui cum Theodeberto rege suo plus ducenta millia advenerant. This expedition, which is fixed by Procopius to the 5 th campaign of the Gothic war, is recorded by both the chronographers under the consulship of Apio; thus confirming that the 5 th year of the war was the 13 th of Justinian. Whence it follows that the 2 nd year of the awr was the 10 th of Justinian. Conf.a.536. Fæsulæ surrends: procop. Goth.II.27 p.454 A. And Auximum: p. 454 D finally the because Romans were forced due the bad weather and the Goths were rushed by the famine to make truce with each other, and due to the truce, the Romans shared half of the money among themselves and the other half the Goths received obeying their king. Auxium was besieged in the beginning of this 5 th campaign: p. 442B. The seventh month will bring the surrender to about October. During the siege the Franks were in Italy: Procop. Goth.II.26 p.449 D 450 C. and they had retired before Auxium surrendered: p.450 C. Belisarius approaches Ravenna: Procop. Goth. II.28 p.455 Ahen Belisarius captured Auximum, he had his whole army to besiege Ravenna. At this juncture another expedition of the Franks is in preparation: p. 454 C the Franks to create trouble for Belisarius arrived immediately for assisting the Goths, and they also were very ambitious. Conf.p. 455 D 456. The surrender of Witiges is placed by Anon. apud Marcellin, in A.D.540 conf.a. It happened in the winter which followed the capture of Auximum; perhaps three months after the event. Germanus returned from Africa and Solomon resumed the command in the 13 th of Justinian: Procop. Vand.II.19 p.282 B Solomon surrendered whole the administration and authority of the emperor he had on Libya on the 13 th year immediately after the king sent Germanus along with Symmachus and Domnius. Anon. apud Marcellin. Hoc cos. Germanus de Africa CP. evocatur. Solomon ibi rursus dirigitur. In the summer of A.D. 539. Chosroes prepares an expedition: Procop. Pers. II.3 p.94 D the end of war actions (hostilities) happened at the beginning of the spring [A.D.540] when the Romans decided to; because it was the autumn of the thirteenth year of the king Justinian 539 1293. Fl. Justinus junior solus. B.V.M.S. anon. apud Marcellin. Procop. Goth. III 32 p./ p.539 B Jornandes regn. p.717 Justiniani Novella 106 Chron. Pasch. Acta Conc. tom. 5 p.1299. Apius V.C.S. Paulino VII et Appinone II O. reign (being in power) Justiniani 14 from Kal. April. Witiges is conveyed to Constantinople: Procop. Goth. II.29 p. 459 C because the Goths could not stand the hardships they got rid of the leadership of Vitiges etc. p.461 A. Belisarius had Vitiges imprisoned without having used dishonesty (tricked him) etc. II.30 p. 462 A. the king (Justinian)-because the Persian war was already taking place he sent very fast Belisarius against the Persians; he ordered Bessus and Joannes along with the others to administer Italy, and sent Constantinus from Dalmatia to Ravenna. P. 464 B and Belisarius arrived at Byzantium; and the winter was approaching to its end; and the fifth year of the war was nearing, of which Procopius wrote about. March 540. Conf. Procop. Pers. II.4 p.96 A. Anon. apud Marcellin. Justino jun. solo cos. Belisarius Ravennam ingreditur regem Vitigem et reginam cunctanque opes Gothosque nobiliores tollens secum ad imperatorem reverbitur. Jornandes Get. c.60 Witigis-Ravennam se recept et obsessus (nec mora) ultro se ad partes dedit victoris cum Malasuentha jugali regiisque opimus. Et sic famosum regnum fortissimamque gentem diunque regnantem tandem deinde MCCC o anno victor centium diversarum Justinianus imp. per fidellisim consulem vicit Belisarium, et perductum Witigim, CP. patricii honore donavit. Ubi plus biennio demoratus-rebus excessit humanis. Malasuentham vero jugalem ejus fratri suo Germano patrici conjunxit imperator. De quibus postumus patris Germani natus est filius, item Germanus. In quo conjuncta Aniciorum gens cum Amala stripe spem adhuc utriusque generis Domino præstante <strong>ROMANI</strong> 773
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