[Footnote !: This is a strange misrepresentation - he died
of a dysentery; nor does it appear that it was immediately
after this scene. Antonina proposed to raise him to the
generalship of the army. Procop. Anecd. p. 14. The sudden
change from the abstemious diet of a monk to the luxury of
the court is a much more probable cause of his death. - M.]
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