Note 142
After boiling away the flesh. The caldrons
for that purpose were a necessary piece of travelling
furniture; and a German who was using it for his brother,
promised it to a friend, after it should have been employed
for himself, (Schmidt, tom. iii. p. 423, 424.) The same
author observes that the whole Saxon line was extinguished
in Italy, (tom. ii. p. 440.)]
The History Of The Decline And
Fall Of The Roman Empire
—Fall In The East
—Chapter 49