Quae dum agitantur casibus ante dictis, supervenit (ut praeceptum est) Agilo, scutorumque densitate contectus, prope fidenter accessit, multaque locutus et vera, quibus Constanti obitum, firmatumque Iuliani docebat imperium, sine fine conviciis confutabatur ut fallax.
While these events were taking place with the results already told, Agilo (as he was ordered) came to them, and covered by a close array of shields drew near confidently; but after giving a detailed and true account of the death of Constantius and the establishment of Julians rule, he was overwhelmed with endless abuse as a liar.
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