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[6] When Theodosius had departed to Caesarean Mauritania, he sent Gildo, 1 the brother of Firmus, and Maximus to arrest Vincentius, who as second in command to Romanus participated in his insolence and thefts.

1 He, after the death of the emperor Theodosius, being then commander in Africa, revolted from Honorius.

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