Procopius quidam, inquies homo, turbarum cupiditati semper addictus, Anatolium detulerat et Spudasium palatinos, exigi quae de aerario interceperant iussos, insidiari comiti Fortunatiano, molesto illi flagitatori.
A certain Procopius, a turbulent man, always given over to a lust for disturbances, had charged two courtiers named Anatolius and Spudasius, about whom orders had been given that money of which they had defrauded the treasury be exacted of them, with having attempted the life of Count Fortunatianus, notorious as being a tiresome dunner.
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