Consularia Constantinopolitana

Burgess (1993:175-177) describes the Consularia Constantinopolitana as follows:

The Consularia Constantinopolitana, to use Mommsen's inappropriate title, is a complex document of differing dates and hands, but is essentially a consular list from 509 BC to AD 468 annotated with numerous historical entries.
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The text of the Consularia readily breaks down into six sections, based primarily on the material added to the consular list itself.
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The fifth section, from 390 to 455, is a hodgepodge with only a very few entries relating a variety of events in Gaul, Africa, Spain, and Italy within a fairly complete but obviously Western consular list. This is followed by the sixth and final section, a highly defective Western list of consuls to 464 with a few imperial notices at the very end to fill in the years to 468.