| 1. |
To Emperor Anastasius. Consulship of Felix |
171 |
| 2. |
" Felix. Same subject |
172 |
| 3. |
" Senate. Same subject |
173 |
| 4. |
" Ecdicius (or Benedictus). Collection of Siliquaticum |
173 |
| 5. |
" Faustus. Soldiers' arrears |
173 |
| 6. |
" Agapitus. Embassy to Constantinople |
174 |
| 7. |
" Sura (or Suna). Embellishment of City |
174 |
| 8. |
" Bishop Severus. Compensation for damage by troops |
175 |
| 9. |
" Faustus. Allowance to retired charioteer |
175 |
| 10. |
" Speciosus. Abduction of Agapita |
175 |
| 11. |
" Provinus (Probinus?). Gift unduly obtained from Agapita |
176 |
| 12. |
" the Count of the Siliquatarii, and the Harbour Master (of Portus?). Prohibition of export of lard |
177 |
| 13. |
" Fruinarith. Dishonest conduct of Venantius |
177 |
| 14. |
" Symmachus. Romulus the parricide |
178 |
| 15. |
" Venantius. Appointment as Comes Domesticorum |
178 |
| 16. |
" Senate. Same subject. Panegyric on Liberius, father of Venantius |
179 |
17.
|
" Possessors, Defensors, and Curials of Tridentum (Trient).
Immunity from Tertiae enjoyed by lands granted by the King |
180
|
| 18. |
" Bishop Gudila. Ecclesiastics as Curiales |
181 |
19.
|
" Goths and Romans, and Keepers of Harbours and Mountain Fortresses.
Domestic treachery and murder |
181
|
| 20. |
" Uniligis (or Wiligis). Order for provision ships |
182 |
| 21. |
" Joannes. Drainage-concession too timidly acted upon |
182 |
| 22. |
" Festus. Ecdicius to be buried by his sons |
183 |
| 23. |
" Ampelius, Despotius, and Theodulus. Protection for owners of potteries |
183 |
| 24. |
" Senate. Arrears of taxation due from Senators |
183 |
| 25. |
" Senate. An Edict. Evasion of taxes by the rich |
184 |
| 26. |
" Faustus. Regulations for corn-traffic |
|
