52. Julian. Epist. xxxviii. [p. 415]. Ammianus, xxii. 12.
Adeo ut in dies paene singulos milites carnis distentiore
sagina victitantes incultius, potusque aviditate correpti,
humeris impositi transeuntium per plateas, ex publicis
aedibus . . . ad sua diversoria portarentur. The devout
prince and the indignant historian describe the same scene;
and in Illyricum or Antioch similar causes must have
produced similar effects.
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