Note 079
In the poetical works of Sidonius, which he afterwards
condemned (1. ix. Epist. 16, p. 285), the fabulous deities
are the principal actors. If Jerom was scourged by the
angels for only reading Virgil, the bishop of Clermont, for
such a vile imitation, deserved an additional whipping from
the Muses.
The History Of The Decline and Fall
Of The Roman Empire—
Chapter 36