In PCBE Gaul 2: Iucundinus and Venerandus 2, it is argued that Presbyter Iucundinus accompanied and assisted Bishop Venerandus because the latter was blind. However, the verb cerneret translates to simply "did not see", which could mean that Bishop Venerandus was blind, but may also be an implication that he was simply not present at the council for whatever reasons, and had sent Presbyter Iucundinus to act in his stead (similar cases, see e.g. [434], [445], [453].