Musim dingin vulkanis 536 (Indonesian Wikipedia)

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  • Procopius; Dewing, Henry Bronson, trans. (1916). Procopius. 2: History of the [Vandalic] Wars, Books III and IV. London, England: William Heinemann. hlm. 329. ISBN 978-0-674-99054-8. 
  • Cassiodorus; Hodgkin, Thomas, trans. (1886). The Letters of Cassiodorus. London, England: Henry Frowde. hlm. 518–520.  See: "25. Senator, Praetorian Praefect, to his deputy Ambrosius, an Illustris."

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  • Michel le Syrien; Chabot, J.-B., trans. (1901). Chronique de Michel le Syrien, Patriarche Jacobite d'Antoche [Chronicle of Michael the Syrian, Jacobite Patriarch of Syria] (dalam bahasa Prancis). 2nd vol. Paris, France: Leroux. hlm. 220–221.  From pp. 220–221: "Or, un peu auparavant, en l'an 848, il y eut un signe dans le soleil. … , et le vin avait le goût de celui qui provient de raisins acides." (However, a little earlier, in the year 848 [according to the Greek calendar; 536/537 AD according to the Christian calendar], there was a sign in the sun. One had never seen it [before] and nowhere is it written that such [an event] had happened [previously] in the world. If it were not [true] that we found it recorded in most proven and credible writings, and confirmed by men worthy of belief, we would not have written it [here]; for it's difficult to conceive. So it is said that the sun was darkened, and that its eclipse lasted a year and a half, that is, eighteen months. Every day it shone for about four hours and yet this light was only a feeble shadow. Everyone declared that it would not return to the state of its original light. Fruits didn't ripen, and wine had the taste of what comes from sour grapes.)

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