The Letters of Cassiodorus | Page 5

35. " ROMULUS. Gifts not to be revoked 215 36. " ARIGERN.
Complaints against Venantius 216 37. " BISHOP PETER. Alleged
injustice 216 38. " WANDIL [VUANDIL]. Gothic troops not to molest
citizens 217 39. " FELIX. Largesse to charioteers of Milan 217 40. "
PROVINCIALS SETTLED IN GAUL. Exemption from taxation 218
41. " GEMELLUS. Corn for garrisons on the Durance 218 42. "
PROVINCIALS IN GAUL. Exemption from military contributions 219
43. " UNIGIS. Fugitive slaves to be restored to owners 219 44. "
LANDOWNERS (POSSESSORES) OF ARLES. Repair of walls, &c.
220 45. " ARIGERN. Dispute between Roman Church and Samaritans
220 46. " ADEODATUS. Further charges against Venantius 220 47. "
FAUSTUS. Banishment of Jovinus to Vulcanian Islands 222 48. "
GOTHS AND ROMANS LIVING NEAR FORT VERRUCA.
Fortification 222 49. " POSSESSORES, DEFENSORES, AND
CURIALES OF CATANA. Repair of walls 224 50. " PROVINCIALS
OF NORICUM. Alamanni and Noricans to exchange cattle 225 51. "
FAUSTUS. Stipend of charioteer. Description of Circus 226 52. "
CONSULARIS. Roman land surveying 231 53. " APRONIANUS.
Water-finders 233
BOOK IV.
CONTAINING FIFTY-ONE LETTERS WRITTEN BY
CASSIODORUS IN THE NAME OF THEODORIC.

1. TO KING OF THE THURINGIANS. Marriage with Theodoric's
niece 235 2. " KING OF THE HERULI. Adoption as son 236 3. "
SENARIUS. Appointment as Comes Patrimonii 237 4. " SENATE.
Same subject 237 5. " AMABILIS. Supply of provisions to Gaulish
Provinces 238 6. " SYMMACHUS. Sons of Valerian to be detained in
Rome 238 7. " SENARIUS. Losses by shipwreck to be refunded 239 8.
" POSSESSORES AND CURIALES OF FORUM LIVII (FORLI).
Transport of timber to Alsuanum 240 9. " OSUIN. 'Tuitio regii nominis'
240 10. " JOANNES. Repression of lawless custom of Pignoratio 240
11. " SENARIUS. Dispute between Possessores and Curiales 241 12. "
MARABAD AND GEMELLUS. Complaint of Archotamia 241 13. "
SENARIUS. Supplies for Colossaeus and suite 242 14. " GESILA.
Evasion of land-tax by Goths 242 15. " BENENATUS. New rowers,
and their qualifications 243 16. " SENATE. Arigern entrusted with
charge of City of Rome 243 17. " IDA. Church possessions to be
restored 244 18. " ANNAS. Enquiry concerning a priestly Ghoul 244
19. " GEMELLUS. Corn, wine, and oil to be exempt from the
Siliquaticum 245 20. " GEBERICH. Church land to be restored 245 21.
" GEMELLUS. Promptness and integrity required 245 22. "
ARGOLICUS. } 23. " ARIGERN. } Accusation of magic against
Roman Senators 246 24. " ELPIDIUS. Architectural restoration at
Spoleto 247 25. " ARGOLICUS. Petrus to become Senator 247 26. "
CITIZENS OF MARSEILLES. Remission of taxes 248 27. "
TEZUTZAT. } 28. " DUDA. } Petrus assaulted by his Defensor 248 29.
" ARGOLICUS. Official tardiness rebuked 249 30. " ALBINUS.
Erection of workshops near Roman Forum 249 31. " AEMILIANUS.
Aqueduct to be promptly finished 250 32. " DUDA. Crown rights to be
asserted with moderation 250 33. " JEWS OF GENOA. Their
privileges confirmed 251 34. " DUDA. Reclamation of buried treasure
252 35. " REPRESENTATIVES (ACTORES) OF ALBINUS.
Extravagant minor 252 36. " FAUSTUS. Remission of taxes for
Provincials 253 37. " THEODAGUNDA. To do justice to Renatus 253
38. " FAUSTUS. Taxes to be reduced 254 39. " THEODAHAD. His
encroachments 254 40. " REPRESENTATIVES (ACTORES) OF
PROBINUS. The affair of Agapita 255 41. " JOANNES. Unjust
judgment reversed 255 42. " ARGOLICUS. Property to be restored to
sons of Volusian 256 43. " SENATE. Punishment of incendiaries of

Jewish Synagogue 256 44. " ANTONIUS. To do justice to Stephanus
257 45. " COMITES, DEFENSORES, AND CURIALES OF
TICINUM (PAVIA). Heruli to be forwarded on their way to Ravenna
258 46. " MARABAD. Case of Liberius' wife to be reheard 258 47. "
GUDISAL. Abuses of the Cursus Publicus 259 48. " EUSEBIUS. His
honourable retirement 260 49. " PROVINCIALS AND THE
LONG-HAIRED MEN, THE DEFENSORES AND CURIALES
RESIDING IN SUAVIA. Appointment of Governor, &c. 260 50. "
FAUSTUS. Campanian taxes remitted. Eruption of Vesuvius 261 51. "
SYMMACHUS. Restoration of Theatre of Pompey 263
BOOK V.
CONTAINING FORTY-FOUR LETTERS WRITTEN BY
CASSIODORUS IN THE NAME OF THEODORIC.
1. TO KING OF THE VANDALS. Thanking for presents 264 2. " THE
HAESTI. Their present of amber 265 3. " HONORATUS. } 4. "
SENATE. } Promotion to Quaestorship, &c. 266 5. " MANNILA.
Abuses of the Cursus Publicus 268 6. " STABULARIUS. } 7. "
JOANNES. } Default in payments to Treasury 269 8. " ANASTASIUS.
Transport of marbles to Ravenna 270 9. " POSSESSORES OF
FELTRIA. New city to be built 270 10. " VERANUS. } 11. " THE
GEPIDAE. } Payment on march to Gaul 271 12. " THEODAHAD. His
avarice and injustice 272 13. " EUTROPIUS AND ACRETIUS.
Commissariat 272 14. " SEVERI(A)NUS. Financial