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Alexander Severus is his warlike expeditions dined & supped in an open tent, taking military food in the sight & to the satisfaction of every one. He went almost to every tent, & suffered no one to be a Gent from his colours. If any of his Soldiers offered to go into the fields of any one, he either had [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] him cudgel'd in his sight, or whipped, or fined, or reproved [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] him in words: would you have the done in your field which you do unto another? And frequently said what he had heard either from Christians or from Jews, and ordered it to be proclaimed by the publick crier: That whatever you would not have
