Note 496 — Chapter I · CONSTANTINOPLE IN THE SIXTH CENTURY[3] (continued 2)
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Even Arcadius had to be content with a portrait and a verbal description of the charms of Eudoxia, the daughter of a subject and a townsman; Zosimus, v, 3.
Reading edition
Even Arcadius had to be content with a portrait and a verbal description of the charms of Eudoxia, the daughter of a subject and a townsman; Zosimus, v, 3.