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ANTARTES
, Rebellis. Lexicon Gr. MS. Reg. Cod. 2062 : Νεωτερόποιος, Ἀντάρτης, τὐραννος, Gloss. Gr. Lat. Ἀντάρτης, Rebellio, perduellio. Gloss. Lat. Gr. Delliones, (leg. Duelliones) Ἀντάρται, καθοσίωτοι, τύραννοι, καὶ τυραννίδες. Ita emendandum. Acta S. Martinæ Virg. cap. 1 : O Alexander Antarta Christianorum. Concilium CP. sub Menna Act. 5. Ἀπέθανεν Ἀμάντης ὁ ἀντάρτης τῆς τριάδος. Vide Theophan. ann. 26. Constantis, et Anonymum Combefis. in Leone Philos. n°. 26.
Antarticus
, Eadem notione in Vita S. Pauli novi Martyris tom. 2. SS. Julii, pag. 635. E : Manu igitur Antartica insurrexit in Theodosium Imperatorem, etc.
Intarta
, pro Antarta. Papias : Intarta, perversus. Anastas. Bibl. in S. Deusdedit, pag. 45 : Venit Neapolim quæ tenebatur a Joanne Compsino Intarta. Chron. Fontanell. cap. 3 : Actum est bellum inter Carol. Exarchum et Ragenfridum Intartam.
Intartizare
, eidem Papiæ, est pervertere, disturbare, rebellare, insurgere. Anastas. in Theodoro PP. pag. 48 : Mauricius cum ipsis quibus antea devastaverat Ecclesiam Dei Intartizavit adversus Isacium Patricium. Idem in Adeodato pag. 52 : Mezzetius qui erat in Sicilia, cum exercitu Orientali, Intartizavit, et arripuit Regnum.

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