5. Athanasius, at the court of Antioch, is agreeably represented by La Bleterie (Hist. de Jovien, tom i. p. 121-148): he translates the singular and original conferences of the emperor, the primate of Egypt, and the Arian deputies. The Abbe is not satisfied with the coarse pleasantry of Jovian; but his partiality for Athanasius assumes, in 'his' eyes the character of justice.
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