106. The expressions of Procopius are distinct and moderate
(de Bell. Vandal. l. i. c. 2 [tom. i. p. 6, ed. Bonn]). The
chronicle of Marcellinus speaks too strongly, partem urbis
Romae cremavit; and the words of Philostorgius ****, (1.
xii. c. 3) convey a false and exaggerated idea. Bargaeus has
composed a particular dissertation (see tom. iv. Antiquit.
Rom. Graev.) to prove that the edifices of Rome were not
subverted by the Goths and Vandals.
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