« Amm. 16.12 | Amm. 16.12 | Amm. 17.1 | About This Work »
67Notwithstanding that these numerous and important events were brought to so happy an issue, some persons in the palace of Constantius, disparaging Julian in order to give pleasure to the emperor, in a tone of derision called him Victorinus, because he, modestly relating how often he had been employed in leading the army, at the same time related that the Germans had received many defeats.
« Amm. 16.12 | Amm. 16.12 | Amm. 17.1 | About This Work »