Cumque ille timeret, ne cupiditati suae congruentia fingerentur, eratque ideo maestus, omen multo praesentius ipse conspexit, quod excessum Constantii clare monstrabat.
And although Julian feared that it might be a fiction conformable to his own desire, and was therefore troubled, he himself saw a much more evident sign which clearly foretold the death of Constantius.
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