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The Letters of Cassiodorus

BOOK IX.

Thomas Hodgkin translation

BOOK IX.

CONTAINING TWENTY-FIVE LETTERS, WRITTEN IN THE NAME OF ATHALARIC THE KING.

1.To Hilderic. Murder of Amalafrida384

2.Edict. Oppression of the Curiales385

3.To Bergantinus. Gold-mining in Italy387

4." Abundantius. Curiales to become Possessores388

5." certain Bishops and Functionaries. Forestalling and regrating prohibited389

6." a certain Primiscrinius. Leave to visit Baiae389

7." Reparatus. Appointment to Praefecture of City390

8." Osuin (or Osum). Promotion to Governorship of Dalmatia and Savia391

9." Goths and Romans in Dalmatia and Savia. Same subject392

10." Provincials of Syracuse. Remission of Augmentum393

11." Gildias. }

12." Victor and Witigisclus (or Wigisicla). } Oppression by King's officers rebuked394

13." Willias. Increase of emoluments of Domestici394

14." Gildias. Charge of oppression395

15." Pope John II. Against Simony at Papal elections398

16." Salvantius. Same subject400

17." Salvantius. Release of two Roman citizens400

18.Edict. Offences against Civilitas401

19.To Senate. Promulgation of Edict405

20." Judges of Provinces. Same subject405

21." Senate. Increase of Grammarians' salaries406

22." Paulinus. Appointment as Consul407

23." Senate. Same subject408

24." Senator [Cassiodorus himself]. Appointment as Praetorian Praefect, &c.408

25. " Senate. Eulogy of Cassiodorus on his appointment. His Gothic History. His official career. His military services. His religious character412-413

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