(1. xii. c. 3) convey a false and exaggerated idea. Bargaeus has composed a particular dissertation (see tom. iv. Antiquit. Rom. Graev.) to prove that the edifices of Rome were not subverted by the Goths and Vandals.
The expressions of Procopius are distinct and moderate
(de Bell. Vandal. l. i. c. 2 [tom. i. p. 6, ed. Bonn]). The
chronicle of Marcellinus speaks too strongly, partem urbis Romae cremavit; and the words of Philostorgius (1. xii. c. 3) convey a false and exaggerated idea. Bargaeus has composed a particular dissertation (see tom. iv. Antiquit. Rom. Graev.) to prove that the edifices of Rome were not subverted by the Goths and Vandals.