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3 SECULAR AUTHORS 4 ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORS Nov. 90 to Joannes. Dat. V Kal. Oct. CP.-a.XIII. Nov. 91 mini Childeberti Regis. Conf.a.549 to Joannes. Dat. Kal. Oct.-a.XXX.. Nov.94 to Joannes. Dat. V Id. Oct.-a.XIII. Nov. 95.96 to Joannes. Dat. Kal. Nov. CP. CP.-a.XIII. Nov. 97 to Joannes. Dat. XV Kal. Dec. CP.-a.XIII. Nov.100 to Joannes. Dat. XVI Kal. Januar. CP.-a.XIII. Nov. 98.99 to Joannes. Dat. XV Kal. Januar. CP.-a.XIII. All these Apione V.C. consule. Procopius entered Ravenna with Belisarius: Procop. Goth.II.29 p.460 CD and the Belisarius Nessus and Joannes and Narses and Aratius-and others ordered to go to different places.-and they did according to the order along with Athanasius, the consul of praetors [conf. a. 539] who hast just arrived from Byzantium; and he with another army along with the legates of Goths goes to Ravenna. Then, as I examined carefully the entrance of the Roman army in Ravenna a thought occurred to me that, the bravery or the big crowd, or another virtue influence the happening the least; but there is some evil spirit that leads their mind (and acts) here , of which there is no obstacle in the finishing etc. Justiniani Novella 106 about the nautical loans. Joannes the vice-consul of the praetors, from consuls and patrician. Dat. Id. Sept. CP. imp. D.N./Justiniani PP.A. anno XIV Justino V.C.cons. (Hesychius Milesius flourished in the reign of Justinian” Constantinus Porph. Themat. Lib. I 2 nd subject p.5=tom.3 p.18 ed. Bonn. because neither Procopius nor Agathias nor Menandrus nor the illustris (famous) Hesychius reported of (such a name) 774 <strong>FASTI</strong> Evagrius is brought to Apamen by his parents: Evagr. H.E.IV.26 when the kids were informed of the arson of the Antioch of Apamen, they pled of my known Thomas etc-they study at least (at any rate) along with the others and they are, who bring me to light (knowledge), they brought me to a kindergarten teacher. The 58 th year of Evagrius in A.D. 593 (conf.a.542) would place his birth in 536. But, as he was already at school in 540, we may suppose that 58 years to be completed in the close of 593 and refer his birth to 535. Vigilii Ep.5 apud Acta Conc. tom. 5 p. 1298 Mennæepiscopo Vigilius episcopus.-De his vero quibus te memorem libelli quem suprascripto prædecessori nostro (Agapeto) tradideras et sequentes [f. sequentem] apostolicæconstituta doctrinæ in hæreticos inferius comprehensos, id est, in Severum Antiochenum Petrum Apamenum Antimum quoque pervasorem CP. ecclesiæ, necnonet Constantinum atqueAntoniumVersentanum Eutychianæ hæresis, sed et Dioscorum qui in Chalcedonensi synodo inter alios legitur fuisse damantus, cumdefensoribus atque sequacibus anathema dixisee cognovimus,-grate admodum et libenter
A.D. 1 CONSULS 2 EVENTS Promittit. Conf. Jornandem regn. p.717 Malalam XVIII p. 222 Paulum Diac. XVII p.571. If the surrender of Witiges was in this year (whence it is placed by Anon. apud Marcellin.), it occurred in the beginning of the year, in the winter after tha fall of Auximum Conf.a.539. the reception of Belisarius at CP. is described by Procopius Goth. III.1 p.466. Ildibadus is elected king of the Goth: procop.Goth.II.30 p.463 B Ildibadus came to immediately to them from Verona and after the placed on him the purple robe they declared him king etc. Conf.III.1 p.468 A Anon. apud Marcellin. Hoc cos. He gains a victory over the Romans: Procop. P. 469 A. Peace in Africa:procop. Vand.II.20 p.287 A. from that time on, all Libyans were subjects of the Romans, enjoying secure peace and the ruling of Solomon, who was a prudent and and moderate man-they thought that they are the happiest of all men. This period of peace was in the fourth year before A.D. 543 : conf.a. Anon, apud Marcellin. Justino jun. solo cos. Solomon in Africa feliciter dimicans rebellions proturbat. But the rebels were suppressed in the preceding year: Procop. Vand. P.282 BC. The war with the Moors (p.282 D-287) might be continued to the present. Expedition of Chesroes: Procop. Pers. II.5-13 p.97 B-121 D. In the spring: p.97B because the winter had already ended and the thirteen year of king Justinian reign was complete-Chosroes of Cabaddis invaded at the land of Romans with a large army at the commencement of the spring. P. 121 D these happened at Chosroes first invasion at the completion of the summer. Anon. apud Marcelli. Hoc cos. Parthi in Syriam ingressi multas urbes subvertunt; contra quos Germanus arma arripiens Justinum filium eundemque consulem in ipsis facsibus secum ducit. Antiochia magna deprædata demolitur a Persis. Malalas XVIII p.222 in June of the 3 rd indiction [June A.D. 540] received Antioch the Great by Chosroes-and germanus was sent to fight-along with the Justinian son himself and because he did not help at all he stayed in Antioch. Jornandes regn. p.7171 Parthus-Antiochiam venit, ubi Germanus patricius cum Justino filio suo eodemque consule, postquam ab Africana provincial remeasset,-relicta urbe ad partes secessit Ciliciæ. Persæ vero vacuam ab exercitu Antiochiam nacti &c. Marius: Justino Ind.III. Hoc consule PersæAntiochiam vastaverunt universamque Syriam, depopulantes. Eo anno Belesarius patricius Wittegis regem Gothorum de Ravenna captivum abductum CP. cum uxore et et theasuris Justino [lege cum Gallando Justiniano] Augusto præsentavit. 541 [330] U.C.Varr. 1294. Fl. Basilius solus B.O.V.M.S. Anon. apud Marcellin. Chron. Pasch. P.344 B Acta Conc. tom. 5 p.1371. Justiniani Novellæ: see col. 3. The next 24 years A.D. 542-565 are computed Belisarius winters at CP. Procop. Pers. II.14 p.122 D and Belisarius transferred to the king in Byzantium from Italy, and after he spent the winter in Byzantium, the king sent him to fight Chosroes and the Persians at the commencement of the spring. Justiniani 15 from Kal. April. Ildibadus kills Uraias: procop. Goth. III.1 p.469 B. ASnd is slain himself: p.470 and this punishment (revenge, nemesis) was caused by the murder of Uraias. And the winter was finishing and the sixth year of the war was nearing to is end. March 541. Eraric makes himself king: p.470 B someone called Eraric-a Rogian (of Rogian descent). And is slain in 5 months: p. 470C and he did not achieve anything worth mention; after he survived for five months he died in the same way. There was a nephew of Ildibadus named Totilas etc. c.2 p.471 D Goths kill Eraric by using guile; after he died Totilas received the leadership. (becomes leader)according to the existing customs. Totilas therefore began to reign in the autumn of 541. Anon. apud Marcellin.Basillio solo cos. Gothi Heldebado occiso Erarium sibi ordinant regem. Post. Cons. Basili Gothi Erario rege occiso Totilam in regnum manciparunt. <strong>ROMANI</strong> 775
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