Hisque dispositis, ipse haut diu postea cognita morte Constanti, discursis Thraciis Constantinopolim introiit: ac saepe doctus lentius fore id obsidium quam verendum, Immone cum comitibus aliis ad hoc destinato, ire monuit exinde Iovinum, alia quae potiores flagitabant necessitates, acturum.
These arrangements made, he himself, learning not long afterwards of the death of Constantius, hastily traversed Thrace and entered Constantinople. And being often advised that the said siege would be long rather than formidable, he assigned Immo with his other officers to that task and then ordered Jovinus to go and attend to other matters of greater urgency.
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