Verum cum primitus visus, adorandae purpurae datam sibi copiam advertisset, recreatus tandem suique securus, Incaute inquit imperator et temere cum paucis alienis partibus te commisisti.
But when at first sight of Julian he saw that the opportunity was given him of bowing down to the purple, taking heart at last and no longer in fear for his life, he said: Incautiously and rashly, my Emperor, you have trusted yourself with a few followers to anothers territory.
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