illius quoque nomine exulta, quem creaverunt Euphronius testimonio, manu Patiens, ambo iudicio, in quo fecit Euphronius quod conveniret non senectutis modo suae verum etiam dignitatis longaevitati, fecit et Patiens, vir quamlibet magnis par tamen laudibus, quod satis decuit facere personam, quae caput est civitati nostrae per sacerdotium, provinciae vero per civitatem.
Exult also for the sake of him whom they appointed, Euphronius by his testimony, Patiens by the laying on of hands, and both together by their good judgment. Herein Euphronius acted as beseemed not only his advanced years but also his long-held dignity; and Patiens, a man for whom no praise could be too high, did what entirely befitted a person who by virtue of his sacred office is the leading man of our city and because of our citys precedence the first man of our province.
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