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(Ammianus Marcellinus 26.6.14)
So, as had been agreed, as soon as the sun's rays illumined the day, the aforesaid Procopius, full of conflicting emotions, went to the Anastasian Baths, named for the sister of Constantine, where he knew that the legions had their quarters.
The 'sister of Constantine' was Anastasia, wife of Bassianus Caesar. According to other sources the Anastasian baths were named from a daughter of Valens.
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