[Footnote 26: See the acts of Germanus in the public
(Vandal. l. ii, c. 16, 17, 18 Goth. l. iii. c. 31, 32) and
private history, (Anecdot. c. 5,) and those of his son
Justin, in Agathias, (l. iv. p. 130, 131.) Notwithstanding
an ambiguous expression of Jornandes, fratri suo, Alemannus
has proved that he was the son of the emperor's brother.]