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5.3
At the same time Aequitius,See xxvi. 1, 4. who was not yet a commander-in-chief,He was later made magister armorum; see § 11, below. but only a count, was put in charge of the army in Illyricum, and Serenianus, who some time before had been retired from service, being a PannonianHence a fellow-countryman of Valentinian and Valens. girded on his sword and was joined with Valens in command of a part of the bodyguard. After matters had been thus arranged, the troops also were divided between the two emperors.
5.4
And when after this the two brothers had entered Sirmium, after sharing the places of residence according to the wishes of the superior, Valentinian went off to Mediolanum, Valens to Constantinople.
5.5
The Orient was governed by Salutius with the rank of prefect, Italy with Africa and Illyricum by Mamertinus, and the Gallic provinces by Germanianus.
5.6
Living therefore in the cities named, the emperors for the first time assumed the consular robes; and this whole year brought heavy losses to the Roman state.
