6/27 209, 210, the old plan of Buffalino, and the great plan of Nolli.) Belisarius had fixed his station between the Pincian and Salarian gates, (Procop. 15.)] [Footnote 90: From the mention of the primum et secundum velum, it should seem that Belisarius, even in a siege, represented the emperor, and maintained the proud ceremonial of the Byzantine palace.] [Footnote 9011: De Beau, as a good Catholic, makes the Pope the victim of a dark intrigue. 225.) with whom I concur, summed up against him .-- M.] [Footnote 91: Of this act of sacrilege, Procopius (Goth.l.i.c. 25) is a dry and reluctant witness. |