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For the occasion of his consulate in AD 379, Ausonius composed  inter alia  three hexameter  Precationes  and one  Gratiarum actio  addressed to the Emperor Gratian. Despite the shared context, in these three texts Ausonius presents entirely different ideas of the divine: on the one hand a polytheistic outlook with Phoebus, Tritonia and Victoria in  prec . 1 and Ianus, Annus and Sol in  prec.  2, but on the other hand in the  Gratiarum  actio  a god who is clearly characterised as monotheistic (but not explicitly Christian), an  aeternus omnium  genitor  and  opifex et causa mundi .

REDEN ZU GOTT, BETEN ZU GÖTTERN: Vorstellungen vom Göttlichen in den Precationes Variae und der Gratiarum Actio des Ausonius