hunc quoque manente sententia Galliis post praefectus Priscus Valerianus consiliis suis tribunalibusque sociavit, iudicium antiquum perseverantissime tenens, ut cui scientiae obtentu iunxerat subolem, iungeret et dignitatem.
Later, when made Prefect of Gaul, Priscus Valerianus, his opinion still unchanged, associated his son-in-law with his deliberations and his tribunal, holding steadfastly to his old estimate of him, with the result that the man to whom he had married his daughter out of regard for his learning was now joined as partner in his dignity.
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