Eodem enim puncto quo idem obierat in Cilicia, Iapso milite qui se insessurum equo dextra manu erexit, humique prostrato, exclamavit ilico audientibus multis, cecidisse qui eum ad culmen extulerat celsum.
For at the very moment when that emperor died in Cilicia, a soldier who lifted Julian with his right hand to mount his horse slipped and fell to the ground; and Julian at once cried in the hearing of many: The man has fallen who raised me to my high estate.    .
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