Qui ubi Dadastanam tetigit, in qua statione perisse diximus Iovianum, Hyperechium, sibi oppositum, repente cum copiis, antehac cellae castrensis apparitorem, id est ventris ministrum et gutturis, cui ut amico Procopius auxilia ductanda commisit.
When Arintheus reached Dadastana, the station where, as we have said, Jovian died, he suddenly saw Hyperechius and his forces opposed to him; he had before been merely in charge of the commanders supplies (that is, a servant of his belly and gullet), but Procopius had entrusted him as a friend with the command of a band of auxiliaries.
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