Qui dum itineribus properat magnis, attentissima cura Procopius in dies agitabatur et noctes, subditivos quosdam ostentans, qui astutia confidenti, partim ab Oriente,alii e Gallis se venisse et Valentinianum obisse fingentes, cuncta patere novo et favorabili principi, memorabant.
While Valens was hastening on by forced marches, Procopius with strictest attention was busy day and night, and brought forward certain emissaries, who with crafty assurance pretended that they had come, some from the Orient, others from Gaul, and falsely announced that Valentinian was dead and that everything was open to the new and beloved emperor.
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