4th cent. AD

Amm. 18.3.6

The History 18.3.6

Author
Ammian
Translator
C. D. Yonge

The History

18.3.6

Ammian

translated by C. D. Yonge

6This same Barbatio was a man of rude and arrogant manners, and very unpopular, because while captain of the protectores of the household, in the time of Gallus Cæsar, he was a false and treacherous man; and after he had attained the higher rank he became so elated that he invented calumnies against the Cæsar Julian, and, though all good men hated him, whispered many wicked lies into the ever-ready ears of the emperor.