Euphrasius vero, itemque Phronimius, missi ad occiduas partes, arbitrio obiecti sunt Valentiniani, et absoluto Euphrasio, Phronimius Cherronesum deportatur, inclementius in codem punitus negotio, ea re quod divo Iuliano fuit acceptus, cuius memorandis virtutibus, ambo fratres principes obtrectabant, nec similes eius, nec suppares.
Euphrasius, however, and also Phronimius were sent to the west and left to the decision of Valentinian. Euphrasius was pardoned, but Phronimius was banished to the Chersonesus, receiving a severer punishment for the same offence because he had been well regarded by the deified Julian, whose noteworthy merits both the imperial brothers depreciated, without being his equal or anywhere near it.
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