The Letters of Cassiodorus
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But why go back to his parentage, whenhis brother has set so noble an example. The friendship, the rivalryin virtue of these two brothers, is worthy of the good old times. Bothare true to their friends; both are devoid of avarice. Both have kepttheir loyalty to their King unspotted, and no marvel, since they havefirst shown themselves true to their friends and colleagues.
[Footnote 532: 'His temporibus habitus est eximius, cum princeps nonesset erectus. '] 'Distinguished by these virtues, our c...andidate has been fittinglyallied by marriage with the noble family of Basilius[533].
[Footnote 533: This is probably the Basilius who was concerned in theaccusation of Boethius (Phil. Cons. I. Iv. ); possibly the Consul of541, who fled to Constantinople when Totila took Rome in 546 (Procop. De Bello Gotthico iii. 20, and Anastasius Lib. Pontif. Apud Murator. Iii. 132); and perhaps the Basilius whom we find in trouble inVariarum iv. 22, 23: scarcely the Basilius of Variarum ii. 10, 11. ] 'He has managed his private affairs so as to avoid the two extremes ofparsimony and extravagance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But why go back to his parentage, whenhis brother has set so noble an example. The friendship, the rivalryin virtue of these two brothers, is worthy of the good old times. Bothare true to their friends; both are devoid of avarice. Both have kepttheir loyalty to their King unspotted, and no marvel, since they havefirst shown themselves true to their friends and colleagues.
[Footnote 532: 'His temporibus habitus est eximius, cum princeps nonesset erectus. '] 'Distinguished by these virtues, our c...andidate has been fittinglyallied by marriage with the noble family of Basilius[533].
[Footnote 533: This is probably the Basilius who was concerned in theaccusation of Boethius (Phil. Cons. I. Iv. ); possibly the Consul of541, who fled to Constantinople when Totila took Rome in 546 (Procop. De Bello Gotthico iii. 20, and Anastasius Lib. Pontif. Apud Murator. Iii. 132); and perhaps the Basilius whom we find in trouble inVariarum iv. 22, 23: scarcely the Basilius of Variarum ii. 10, 11. ] 'He has managed his private affairs so as to avoid the two extremes ofparsimony and extravagance.
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