58, p.
220.) His Roman games might render him popular, (Cassiodor.

in Chron.,) but Eutharic was asper in religione, (Anonym.Vales.p.

723.)] [Footnote 106: See the counsels of Theodoric, and the professions of his successor, in Procopius, (Goth.l.i.c.1, 2,) Jornandes, (c.

59, p.
220, 221,) and Cassiodorus, (Var.viii.

1--7.) These epistles are the triumph of his ministerial eloquence.] [Footnote 107: Anonym.Vales.p.724.Agnellus de Vitis.Pont.Raven.