The Letters of Cassiodorus 8 0
The Letters of Cassiodorus 8 0
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SeeDahn, 'Könige der Germanen' iii. 107, on this absurd decision.
On the subject of the misgovernment and disgrace of Venantius, cf. Letters ii. 15, 16; iii. 8, 36. Cf. Also Procopius, 'De BelloGotthico' iii. 18 and 22, as to his son Tullianus. In connection withthe alleged misgovernment of Bruttii and Lucania by Venantius, remember the close connection of Cassiodorus himself with thoseProvinces. ] 47. KING THEODORIC TO FAUSTUS, PRAETORIAN PRAEFECT.
[Sidenote: Jovinus, for killing a fellow Curi...al, is banished to theislands of Lipari, the volcanoes of which are described. ] 'Jovinus the Curialis, according to the report of the Corrector ofLucania and Bruttii, had an angry altercation with a fellow Curial(collega), and in his rage slew him.
'He then took refuge within the precincts of a church, and refused tosurrender himself to justice. We decide that the capital punishmentshall be remitted out of reverence for his place of refuge, but heshall be banished to the Vulcanian [Lipari] Islands, there to liveaway from the paternal hearth, but ever in the midst of burning, likea salamander, which is a small and subtile beast, of kin to theslippery worm, clothed with a yellow colour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SeeDahn, 'Könige der Germanen' iii. 107, on this absurd decision.
On the subject of the misgovernment and disgrace of Venantius, cf. Letters ii. 15, 16; iii. 8, 36. Cf. Also Procopius, 'De BelloGotthico' iii. 18 and 22, as to his son Tullianus. In connection withthe alleged misgovernment of Bruttii and Lucania by Venantius, remember the close connection of Cassiodorus himself with thoseProvinces. ] 47. KING THEODORIC TO FAUSTUS, PRAETORIAN PRAEFECT.
[Sidenote: Jovinus, for killing a fellow Curi...al, is banished to theislands of Lipari, the volcanoes of which are described. ] 'Jovinus the Curialis, according to the report of the Corrector ofLucania and Bruttii, had an angry altercation with a fellow Curial(collega), and in his rage slew him.
'He then took refuge within the precincts of a church, and refused tosurrender himself to justice. We decide that the capital punishmentshall be remitted out of reverence for his place of refuge, but heshall be banished to the Vulcanian [Lipari] Islands, there to liveaway from the paternal hearth, but ever in the midst of burning, likea salamander, which is a small and subtile beast, of kin to theslippery worm, clothed with a yellow colour.
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