to rebuild their city; and the Chronicle of Prosper commends Heraclian, qui in Romanae
urbis reparationem strenuum exhibuerat ministerium.
Olympiodorus ap. Phot. p. 188 [p. 59, ed. Bekk.].
Philostorgius (1. xii. c. 5) observes, that when Honorius
made his triurnphal entry he encouraged the Romans, with his
hand and voice
to rebuild their city; and the Chronicle of Prosper commends Heraclian, qui in Romanae
urbis reparationem strenuum exhibuerat ministerium.