Athanasius favorabilis tunc auriga, ita suspectus ei vulgari levitate, ut vivus incendi iuberetur, si quid temptasset huius modi, non multo postea veneficiis usus incessebatur; nulla delata voluptatum artifici venia, ignibus aboleri praeceptus est.
Athanasius, a favourite charioteer of the day, so suspected by him for his general light-mindedness that he was ordered to be burned alive if he should try anything of the kind, not long afterward used magic arts and was charged therewith; and without indulgence being granted to a man who was an artist in entertainments, he was condemned to be burned to death.
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