71. --Tali tu civis ab urbe Procopio genitore micas; cui prisca propago 'Augustis' venit a 'proavis'. The poet (Sidon. Panegyr. Anthem. 67-306) then proceeds to relate the private life and fortunes of the future emperor, with which he must have been very imperfectly acquainted.
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