2/28 On the arrival of a new proconsul in the province the fortune of Cyprian appeared for some time to wear a still more favorable aspect. He was recalled from banishment; and though not yet permitted to return to Carthage, his own gardens in the neighborhood of the capital were assigned for the place of his residence. [84] [Footnote 81: It should seem that these were circular orders, sent at the same time to all the governors. 11) relates the history of his own banishment from Alexandria almost in the same manner. |